Can i tell from engine number what year & CC engine is? supposed to be GSXR 750 2000

year model can be seen on brake hoses, cc are normally on the casing of the engine

HI Keith. As far as l know the bore size varied over the years, 1987 - first models - were 36mm, l've got a set.
Google Slingshot carbs & Suzuki GSXR 750 Slingshot carbs, there's a wealth of info on how to identify & also do a complete strip down

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Let's start to narrow it down.

From the number, it was made AFTER 1945 (when they started to feature a model code before the serial number), but before 1969 (Triumph changed its serial numbering system to include a two-letter prefix to denote month and year of manufacture, followed by model code and serial number).

The "H" denotes that it is a 500 twin model.

The 1961 production run ran from H18612 toH25251.
Your number falls into this range, so yes, it's a 1961, 500 cc engine, and the model of bike it came off of is called a "Trophy 500".

Go to a Honda Store with all the info & numbers
The parts dept will answer that

A quick explination of how to tell how big a Kawi is the model number. Those ending in 0 are the rough displacement (cc's) of the engine, those ending in 1 are a up or down hp version of the 0's in the same family. A quick explination of how to tell how big a Kawi is the model number. Those ending in 0 are the rough displacement (cc's) of the engine, those ending in 1 are a up or down hp version of the 0's in the same family. A quick explination of how to tell how big a Kawi is the model number. Those ending in 0 are the rough displacement (cc's) of the engine, those ending in 1 are a up or down hp version of the 0's in the same family. all aa





check your engine model #
all fh641v series 675 cc 21 hp

Specs: HP cc Bore x Stroke

FH480V 16HP 472cc 68mm x 65mm
FH541V 17HP 585cc 74mm x 68mm
FH580V 19HP 585cc 74mm x 68mm
FH641V 21HP 675cc 75.2mm x 76mm
FH680V 23HP 675cc 75.2mm x 76mm
FH721V 25HP 675cc 75.2mm x 76mm

FH641V 21HP 675cc 75.2mm x 76mm 41.19 cubic inch

there must be differences in the valves and carb sizing / jetting to make engines put out more hp similar to briggs with their engines

When asked for serial, I.E. AS01, BS01, etc., the lower the letter, the newer the engine. It doesn't really matter, except for maybe spark plug reach or other subtle changes

A quick explination of how to tell how big a Kawi is the model number. Those ending in 0 are the rough displacement (cc's) of the engine, those ending in 1 are a up or down hp version of the 0's in the same family.

here is good website for any parts -:
http://www.ereplacementparts.com/kawasaki-fh641vas04-stroke-engine-parts-c-30157_30211_32002.html

cheers pauly46

You need the vehicle engine serial number or the chassis number and then do a search on the internet or contact the agents. It might also be on the vehicle registration forms.

Older models have the build date and model on the steering head even a 73 will have the build date and the VIN and the country it's built in. not knowing what era your bikes in all *** bikes have the CC of the engine on the front of the block under the fins near the base of the cyclinder 249 cc, 348cc 174 cc 123cc, 99cc, 49cc If you tell me what cyclinders it has does it have an extenal oil tank does it have numbers anywhere like YM1 YDS3 . An AS1 would be a 100cc twin 2 stroke with an extenal oil tank and upsweeped pipes.

Call a dealer with the frame number (VIN #), and they can tell you year, model, cc size and more.

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