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OK fellas, I need a few things to carry on with my CB450K6 rebuild. Hopefully someone out there can point me in the right direction in sourcing a few things out.

-exhaust cam #14120-292-013
-gearshift shaft/spindle #24610-292-040
-kick starter pinion gear #28212-292-040

*EDIT* - I found a kicker gear...one down/two to go
 

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I have seen no less than 5 intake cams go up and sell on EBay since I posted this and not one exhaust cam... :evil:

Can anyone tell me why exhaust cams seem to be sucha rare beast????
 

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For exactly the reason you need one...It's usually the ex cam that goes bad first....
 

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66Sprint said:
For exactly the reason you need one...It's usually the ex cam that goes bad first....

....yeah but why man???? :geek: :ugeek: :shock:

mine is crap because the PO smashed the casting around the sprocket...not because of uneven or excessive wear.
 

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While I wouldn't run that cam on a customer bike, I'd feel OK running it on mine IF the sprocket itself isn't damaged..... I'd dremel another "chip" on the opposite side to re-balance the assembly....
 

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66Sprint said:
While I wouldn't run that cam on a customer bike, I'd feel OK running it on mine IF the sprocket itself isn't damaged..... I'd dremel another "chip" on the opposite side to re-balance the assembly....

Funny you should say that....check out the other side.
But it's not exactly opposite and I recall the left side cam bearing showing uneven wear so I think I will hold out for a new one and hang on to this one for an emergency spare. ;)
 

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I didn't mean the other side of the sprocket, I meant the other side of the camshaft (to restore static balance)...Looks like it would require work on both "other" sides of the sprocket.......And, I'd replace the doubtful cam journal.....
 

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AHHH...the 'other' other side. :D
I see what you mean...static balance = rotational balance :idea:

I can only suppose the damage seen here was done by someone trying to peen the cam chain master link with a hammer and missing. Isn't this usually done on the intake side tho???
 

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I can only suppose the damage seen here was done by someone trying to peen the cam chain master link with a hammer and missing. Isn't this usually done on the intake side tho???
Yes, intake side is usual.
But that's because most people are right handed - Honda set things up so a single guy to do everything, and it makes more sense for a righty to do it from the intake side.
Otherwise no real reason....
 

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I should be able to pull the remaining bits outta this...found it today for $100. The mountain of spare parts is growing steadily larger....
 

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