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Offline fatboyracing

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Pe engine numbers
« on: October 17, 2009, 03:55:14 pm »
Can some one help me with a bottom end marked PE250-207612 is this a 80/81 bottom end I hope it is as it is complete and has all electrics including the fly wheel i have been after.

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Re: Pe engine numbers
« Reply #1 on: October 17, 2009, 05:19:21 pm »
did some looking yes it is t or x so good luck can you help me with any thing pe400 or 250b ;)
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Re: Pe engine numbers
« Reply #2 on: October 17, 2009, 05:29:48 pm »
The number is pretty high so it could be a 82 aswell. Yeah its either really late 81 or an early 82. My 82 is only roughly about 200 more than your number. No one ( on here/on the net/us PE onwers) really knows what number the 81's ended at so to be 100% sure you gotta ring a suzuki dealer. Next problem is no all have this data, especially on the 82 models. If you contact this dealer they will be able to tell you exactly what yr the engine is. http://www.kessnermotorcycles.com.au/ Not many eastern states had 82's so the dealers know nothing about them but i can tell you that the above dealer does have engine numbers for all PE's. On the net you will only find engine numbers up to 1980 because in 81 they went to the VIN number and are only identified by frame number, but there is a old book that some dealers have that says what the yr the engine numbers are still. When i got my 82 i knew it was a 82 but i wanted 100% proof so i rang up Kessner Suzuki and they looked in a book and  told me 82 so that confirmed it for me. It probably wont matter too much to you as all 80-82 have same electrics anyway.

I remember you saying the rivets came out of the magnets on your old flywheel. PE magnets are glued in not riveted so sounds like you must of had a TS flywheel as they have riveted magnets.
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Re: Pe engine numbers
« Reply #3 on: October 17, 2009, 08:36:53 pm »
Thanks for your help guys I have a pe for a long time and it has been a great bike.
The fly wheel flew to bits not the magnets but the rivits in the centre that hold the centre of the fly wheel on to the outside  very unusual for the rivots to come loose so I have been told by many people even rearer for them to come out and smash through the magnesium cover.The centre part of the fly wheel stayed on  but the outside ring came off.

What parts are you guys after I have  had a pe for 15 years and I have got a few spare parts.
I do have a original Muffler the big long monster of a thing about two foot long.

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Re: Pe engine numbers
« Reply #4 on: October 17, 2009, 09:34:08 pm »
Ok so for preventing from happening you could sikaflex over/around the rivets so if they do brake they cant move. I had that done to my TS250 clutch basket. At some stage the springs in the shockabsorber in the basket broke and went through the whole primary drive and then the owner filled the inside with a urethane sealant so if the springs did break again at least the bits cant get flung around inside the gears etc.

Im looking for a good original T/X wiring loom and 250 T/X/Z original shocks.
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Re: Pe engine numbers
« Reply #5 on: October 18, 2009, 10:16:43 am »
I am after a couple 400 pipes and mufflers and alot of other bits stands etc etc i have 4 pe400's that are at different stages really after speedos speedo brackets etc etc anything pe 400 really thanks michael. :)
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