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Quota Heads

Twinsport

Twinsport

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Not quite being up to speed on the big block heads, can anyone offer an info on what heads will fit my 2000 Quota 1100. Ive got a right head with some broken fins due to car accident and the subsequent towing of the bike by an imbecile.
 
On my norton, I was able to get a good weld shop to weld on some broken fins off a scrap head from some jap bike, with a bit of grinding and sanding, it was good to go for pretty cheap
 
twinsport said:
Not quite being up to speed on the big block heads, can anyone offer an info on what heads will fit my 2000 Quota 1100. Ive got a right head with some broken fins due to car accident and the subsequent towing of the bike by an imbecile.
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Most likely any of the 1100 square heads from the first (1995 I think) 1100 Cali to the 2004. Possibly even the 1000 cc heads would work as well if the valve size is the same. I believe the sport heads are different in the valve area. Check valve part numbers from the Quota to the one that is available to be sure.
 
Just make sure that any head you intend to use can accept the single throttle body that the Quota employs.

I understand that the twin throttle body that the California and others use will not fit in the Quota frame.
 
I think the heads are the same. The Quota uses a different intake manifold. The heads look the same as my Stone.
 
Make sure the heads you use on the right side has the boss in it for the temp sender. Ask me how I know.
 
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