CBR125R thread sizes...

[mattsprattuk]

So.... Here's the challenge. I'm inventing something, CBR engine is the prototype workhorse, and I'm utilising the timing cover as part of it.

https://i.ibb.co/4VLt1Nz/10067092.jpg

https://i.ibb.co/jDfG8md/000000227385-1.jpg

"The big one" is what I'm talking about.

So... In my wisdom, at the prototype stage, I threw out the old one because it was useless innit.

Does anyone know what the thread size and pitch is?
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Kickstart wrote: Hi I tend to agree with Matt. All the best Keith

[mattsprattuk]

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Kickstart wrote: Hi I tend to agree with Matt. All the best Keith

[jaffa90]

If no cap what`s the diameter of the threaded hole in the casing (say 30mm) and the pitch of the thread there (say 1mm , 1.25mm).
The depth is the casing thread.
A power take off on the crank?

[WD Forte]

Measure the diameter first then a thread gauge will tell you the pitch

If it is an M30 for instance then the thread could be 3.5, 3, 2 or 1.5mm
Guess at your peril

So you want drive a cog off a 125 2T crank eh?
Supercharger?
Exterior alternator?
Pedals?
Grass collection brush?

what could possibly go wrong?
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[Pete.]

I hope that whatever's driving that sprocket had a left hand thread, coz otherwise it's going to un-do itself.

Anyway, measure the pitch with a ruler over as many threads as you can, then add it to the ID then round up to the next whole number, and that's the thread size.
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[Easy-X]

Remove timing cover, add collar, insert shaft (oo-err!) with cog, attach to water pump previously stowed on the back of the bike. I'm getting some "save lives in the Third-World" vibes
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[mattsprattuk]

I was after more along the lines of if someone knew off the top of their head as I don't have the engine in front of me for a while. I'm well aware of how to size threads if I have them. It'll be an M30xSomething. Probably 2 or 1.5 as mentioned, but I'm doing the CAD work for manufacture from here as much as I can.

Re: Undoing itself, of course, but the current prototype is fine, and it's a proof of concept, not a finished product. The final would be keyed or whathaveyou. At the moment it's loctited along with a nordlok washer. It's a low torque application, that works perfectly.

At the moment it's shittily machined and welded. This is just a slightly* more refined prototype that has some automation involved.

[stinkwheel]

Outrigger bearing for a mechanical supercharger?

Edit: Automatic toe amputation device?
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[mattsprattuk]

[Easy-X]

"Yes miss, the Yamaha does red-line at 16,000rpm..."
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[garth]

Could use grub screws to hold it in place, like the steahly flywheel weights
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[WD Forte]

Ahh
CBR not NSR! so 4T not 2T, dunno why NSR got stuck in my brain.
That cap is 30mm BTW and as the cover is on the LH side
you wont need a LH thread to driive a...... 'THING'

I hope you put a guard around it
as a baby kitten could easily get their head stuck in that.
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