2002 Yamaha Gp1200r Engine on 2040-parts.com
Washington, Utah, United States
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Motor pulled from my personal GP sport ski. Hull did not ride as expected.
60 hours on crankshaft, was trued and welded at 57 hours with a magnum SKF front and rear bearings. Genuine yamaha crankseals have 3 hours on them, top end has 3 hours on it. Pro-x pistons. Milled 0.010 off head and running 2 layers of head gasket. 155 psi of compression on all 3 cylinders. nikasil is perfect, two cylinders have 3 hours each, one cylinder has 60 hours on it. Engine will come as pictured MINUS the carbs, spacer plate. reeds will be included. Shipping is free, NO CORE REQUIRED. Feel free to message me or ask questions. Let me know if you are on pwctoday or greenhulk.net. 2000 2001 yamaha gpr gp1200 1200r engine motor cylinders nikasil |
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