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PostPosted: 15:07 - 11 Mar 2012    Post subject: cams and part numbers Reply with quote

after reading this old thread i am trying to find a cam for bike

Teflon-Mike wrote:
old1eye wrote:
ok cheers dude, was trying to get hold of a cb125t camshaft the other day, phoned and e-mailed a few people and was told that the cb 125tdc camshaft has the same part number as the cb125t version. was it a european version that was different or is it something else that made them full power?


They were de-tuned with various different parts. Which countries got 'full-power' and which got 'reduced effect' depended on local legislation; there wasn't a UK bike and a Euro bike. Germany I believe got both versions, as did Ireland.

1977 CB125T, though lists camshaft Part No. 14100399305
1982 CB125TD-C lists camshaft Part No. 14110399700
1988 CB125TD-J lists camshaft Part No. 14110KC1730

The one in the e-bay add from Riders, Snowie linked is a Lifan part, equating to the cam used in the CB125TD-J that had CV carburettors. Unless you want to pay a couple of hundred quid of a cam, its probably the best there is out there.

You wont get a 14100399305 cam; it is discontinued; 14110399700 is listed as its 'compatible replacement', probably why you were told same part number.


i found one on ebay can anyone shed any light

part number is 14100-KEJ-900

found here https://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=140716231661

which model is this one for as they all seem compatable

Shocked looks for mike Shocked
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PostPosted: 16:07 - 11 Mar 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

Part Number not recognised on:- https://www.cmsnl.com/honda_model8286/
Dave Silvers Part Search throws up nada, & useful comment
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the part may be a Japanese home market number.

Looking at the e-bay add:-
https://i631.photobucket.com/albums/uu31/sam-vtec/001-60.jpg
Honda 'Jailing'
Lobes look to be at 90 deg on the shaft so I think still for 180 crank motor; So probably be the same one that Riders are flogging; TD-J Spec.
They clocked one up for me & confirm its the same 'lift' as the 'Reduced-Effect' spec cam; so definitely NOT a 'Full-Power' cam, that is a 'high-lift' profile with an extra 0.5mm of cam lift... or about an extra 10%... cam lift is 5.5mm on the R-E cam, 6mm on the F-P.

So... £60 for that one (Coming from Hong-Kong)
Ryders are doing same thing, from inside UK, for £40 (https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/390347193432?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1438.l2649#ht_1262wt_698)

OR...... we can try getting a some stockers reground to the profile of the genuine NOS 14100-399-305 I have..... Laughing

I could use two of them.

(One for Snowie's 'Pup' & one for 'my' Super-Dream; I'm LOATH to put possibly the very last 'known' virgin Full-Power profile cam into an actual engine; I think its value may be better preserved as a 'master' to get R-E cams copy ground from! & besides it cost me more than the last Super-Dream I got!)

You need one.

Smiler I know needs a new cam.... though I think he'd be best off with the Jailing one....

Reason he needs a new cam, is that it was rather 'scored' by the end of the rocker that snapped off Shocked

Would seem that slamming down three gears from 60, to pull into a lay-by, followed by reving the thing to the red line on the stand, to vidio what it sounds like, isn't 'healthy' for little super-dream engines!

Think there was comment by couple of others that would like to see what a 'full-power' Super-Dream has to offer; so maybe we ought to get some names and see what we can get done on a batch basis.

One think I am concerned about; esp having seen smilers scored cam, is that 0.5mm off the base circle of a reduced effect cam, to get the same lift as the full-power one, would I suspect almost certainly result in cutting through the case hardening.

Base circle is 22mm, to get an extra 0.5mm 'peak' on the radius then, would mean taking a full mm off the diameter.

so, four chances;

1/ 1.0 + off base circle of 'salvaged' camshaft to get the extra lift and re-profile; then re-hardened. Small base may make ramp angles rather sharp, and give rockers a hard time; while metal off the cam would open up the tappet clerance, so further attention there may be required.
2/ Build; Harden & Grind; Cam lobe / bearing journals built up with weld; rough-ground 'close' to profile; hardened & then finish grind. To F-P profile; would salvage old cam to exact spec of new F-P. & probably the 'best' way to go.
3/ Get brand new cams cut & ground from billet to F-P Spec.
4/ hope that the NOS -305 cam I bagged before Christmas after two years of looking ISN'T the very last one, and that 'some-one' finds a stash of them, and punts them out at a more realistic price than the £200 ish the Euro-Destributors that list them, (but dont have them) suggest!

I haven't investigated any of these option's further as yet; we haven't been anywhere near building Snowie's engine; just been collecting 'bits'.... do have CD200 back now though for the barrels. Laughing

My first port of call, is "Cylinder Re-bores"; engine re-conditioners I use for, well, re-bores & 'stuff'! Mentioned the Benley barrels to them, & they reckoned they could take them out from 53mm to 55.5 to fit CB200 slugs, but they haven't seen the bits yet & we don't have pistons.... though you do don't you?

Can you tell me:-

1) What is the Gudgeon diameter? (Does the slug fit CB125 con-rod?)
2) What is the Gudgeon to crown distance? (Is it going to give the same 'deck-height' as the CB125 slug?)
3) What is the skirt length (from crown)

CB125 has same crank throw as the CB200, but I dont know if it has the same con-rods.... (parts listings dont offer them as individual component; only part of built up crank assembly)
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PostPosted: 16:53 - 11 Mar 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

Teflon-Mike wrote:

Can you tell me:-

1) What is the Gudgeon diameter? (Does the slug fit CB125 con-rod?)
2) What is the Gudgeon to crown distance? (Is it going to give the same 'deck-height' as the CB125 slug?)
3) What is the skirt length (from crown)

CB125 has same crank throw as the CB200, but I dont know if it has the same con-rods.... (parts listings dont offer them as individual component; only part of built up crank assembly)


these are currently at my friends waiting till i go there or he comes here, i have fired off an email to him to messure them up for me so i will let you know asap
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PostPosted: 17:06 - 04 Oct 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

i had a quick look through google searching just the part number
cant be sure if the part is actually available but there IS a price listed, not as good as the 150? Mike paid for his but i am awaiting an email of confirmation that this is the real deal.

also i recently bought the 2 wishbone linkage parts for the jialing jh 125-33 and though only ONE part wont fit the honda parts if you buy BOTH they look promising.
they do have a slight difference to the honda parts too... have a look
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PostPosted: 16:33 - 19 Nov 2013    Post subject: Reply with quote

I'd have of those full power cams please :)javascript:emoticon('Smile')
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