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Location varies depending on model, but is always stamped on the crankcases, often at the rear of the engine near the crankcase joint. 1913 or so? Weard part is it came with a Russian made mag with points and condenser attached to the came chest. The only number on the case is stamped near the cylinder. I am trying to find information about my father he was a champion grass track racer in the 1930's cheshire champ was one his name was Robert Parker or Bob Could you help me which model was used this? The sign is JAP but i don't know have they ever build gearboxes? Hi i have this v- Twin 430cc 1914? I miss cylinders and conrod regards Mats JAP-1936-750cc-SV-DaS.jpg posted to comments. my engine number ebs with an S which i have been told means 'A special' ? Best regards, Dave. is ther any way to find out what machine my engine started its life in ? In Jeff Clewes book 'JAP the end of an era' there is a picture on page 200 of a Brough in military trim with the same engine as mine, one can but dream. Hi there, i have a 1936 JAP 750 50 degree v twin that i am building a special with. This page has links which may be helpful: Vintage Motorcycle Prices Have you any idea of the sort of money they would fetch Also a 1920's 950cc JAP V-Twin industrial Engine. Hi How difficult would it be to find a MAG 1924 V-Twin industrial Engine. MAG & JAP MAG V-Twin Industrial Engine and 1920's 950cc JAP V-Twin industrial Engine
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Hi does anybody have I know where there is a JAP F2UH Twostroke 125 cc engine
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Hi i am looking for some info on JAP V-Twin Derbyshire looking for work shop manual any help would be mush appreciated thank you Hello, rebuilding a JAP 125cc 2t F2UH engine, looking for parts such piston, cylinder and otherĪppreciate any information of part source There is a JAP Facebook group which could be helpful. If you can supply the engine number it may be possible to identify the model. Could you suggest who might have stock of this part? Attached is an old photo of the style of Reliance truck that we are restoring. My friend has had much work done on the engine but feels that the crank pins need to be replaced and told me that replacement pins were available in the UK somewhere. These trucks pre-dated the Lister Auto Truck. I'm helping an old friend restore a 3 wheeler Reliance Industrial Truck which is powered by a JAP 4 stroke single cylinder 600cc air cooled engine. Does anyone have a cylinder head from this era for sale please? I am looking to rebuild the engine to its original (used) condition.
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As shown on the Exeter Speedway web sight. I believe the correct head is the "Dog Eared" single/double port (twin plug?) type. My Father left me the bottom end and barrel, of what I believe is a 1931 JAP (Pre additional rib castings) JAP London on drive side. Their 1927 catalogue lists types FW 3-speed for engines of 175cc, BS for 250 and 350cc JAP engines, and the 3-speed LS for engines up to 400cc. Farm machinery included the Clifford rotary JAP engines were also used in a wide range of industrial and other non-motorcycling applications including lawnmowers, railcars and early Reliant 3-wheelers. There were at least 50 different engine models including four-stroke singles and V-twins in both SV and OHV along with two-strokes, many of which are listed here: JAP Engine Numbers The extensive list of manufacturers which used JAP engines includes: After 1945, production was taken over by the Villiers factory. Complete motorcycles wereīuilt from 1904 to 1908, and subsequently the factory concentrated on supplying its proprietory engines to other manufacturers. JAP engines were still used in speedway bikes well into the 1960's. J.A.Prestwich was responsible for the design and manufacture of engines used in a great many famous marques and had numerous racing successes.