yes
make sure to check the correct color code on both models of the 5 wires coming out of the engine so you dont fry your reg
Without a time frame this question is unanswerable.
Eigther the Cotton Gin, Water Frame, Internal Combustion Engine, or the Power Forge. I believe it was the Water Frame. But you can also check on more reliable web sites.
The absolute lowest score would be 60. First frame - Strike Second frame - Two Gutter Balls Third frame - Strike Fourth frame - Two Gutter Balls Fifth frame - Strike Sixth frame - Two Gutter Balls Seventh frame - Two Gutter Balls Eighth frame - Two Gutter Balls Ninth frame - Two Gutter Balls Tenth frame - 3 Strikes (Total points here = 30)
The water frame works by water going into the water frame and ebergy is produced! it aslo makes water more drinkable instead of people walking down to the water frame
Time frame from 14th c - late 16th c.
The TS125 engine will fit straight into the TS100 frame. My TS100 has a 125 in it and it rides very well.
The engine will line up, you might be able to fabricate some engine mounts and make it work. I would check with my Suzuki shop and ask them before attempting such a chore.
i have a 79 pe175 and I am finding that only 78-79 parts will work....so far nothing else seem to work....
Look at the vin tag on the steering head tube of the frame, it should have the year stamped on it.
without knowing more it sounds like it could be a fuel problem, injector, or ground from engine to frame
It is located directly behind the engine in the middle. It is attached to the car frame
To whom it may concern, I personally just went through this with suzuki on a bike I'm restoring. the VIN number on the frame only tells the information about what country built the frame,what year the frame was built,what plant the frame was built in , a secret code letter that only the factory knows what it means and the number of the frame,,ie. frame number 1000 out of 12457 units built. what the numbers on the engine mean,I have no idea. I have checked different sites but to no avail. What i suggest you do,is to copy down both the VIN and engine number,contact the manufacterer,In my case it was Suzuki Canada,and they did the research for me. Every manufacturer records the numbers when the vehicle is built and archives this information.In my case I found out that even though the engine and frame numbers were different,they were the right numbers and the frame and engine match together. I hope this helps and good luck.
it should
on the frame
Should fit no problem, ought to be the same engine that was used in the 85s
On the frame. It's on the steering tube
"in frame" usually refers to a repair or rebuild that is done without removing that main part. for example if someone said i am doing an in frame on a mack truck, it would mean they are rebuilding the engine without removing it from the truck.