Graeme
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I believe you want the later vfr750. Some folk don't mention the years. You want the one without the line casting. Ill try and find pics to show what i mean
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That first pic made me wince!
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16 hours ago, Upshotknothole said:
As far as I could tell while standing over the bike and measuring, about 38cm.
Great, thanks. Appreciate the help
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6 hours ago, Basel said:
Could have sold you my frame
Oh well, never mind. I've committed to this one now. It was cheap enough.
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10 minutes ago, Basel said:
Just seen this
Ive got a partial stripped K3 1000 in the garage, same as K4.
Prompt me tomorrow if I ain’t measured and I’ll get to it.
It's ok, I just bought a k3 frame on Eblag this evening!
I figured with a frame in front of me, I can make a jig too.
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Bike looks ace!
Can I ask how you have the headlights set up. You said one for low beam, one for high. But the lense for low beam won't dip will it? Did the tester care? Not really sure what the deal is legally, but am wanting to fit something similar to yours.
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5 minutes ago, Upshotknothole said:
When I get home later today I'll measure the one on my 750n, it'll be close, but not stock. My front end is lowered and not sure if the rear ride height has ever been adjusted.
It will be close enough, thanks. No huge rush though, probably won't be working on that area till the weekend.
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Someone must own a slingshot and a tape measure!
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Not specific to this bike/engine, but saying it's not been run in yet means nothing. By that i mean it changes nothing. It should sound, run, and operate perfectly. It just means you may need to take it a little easy for a while, but personally I'd just ride it normally.
What I'm getting at is, be wary if the seller makes any excuses for the engine due to it not being run in. And noise and he says 'it's not run it', be wary. Any smoke and he says 'it's not run in', be wary. New rings in fresh bore, and the lube from assembly, will smoke when first run but if it's done a few miles it should be bedding in enough not to smoke.
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Should have measured this before taking things apart, but can anyone tell me the height of the center of the swingarm pivot bolt, on a 750 slingshot (1990, but they are probably all the same)
When sat on both wheels, but without the riders weight.
Thanks.
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4 minutes ago, Joseph said:
Ok. I'll see about it probably this weekend
Thanks
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30 minutes ago, Joseph said:
Haha. Thanks
I'm just wondering whether K3 and K4 is the same ? If so i'll have a look at his bike
I think they are. I've seen frames advertised as k3/k4.
Not sure how easy it will be to measure on a complete bike, but even a bit of a stab at it with a guesstimate at the accuracy of the numbers would help. It all let's me know if I'm even close.
Thanks.
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5 minutes ago, Joseph said:
My next door neighbour has a K3 1000, if thats any good he'll definitely let me fondle it's back end for you
I'm not sure I can be a part of what you all get up to, but if it ends up with some usable measurements, then you can all do whatever you wish within the privacy of your own garages
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4 minutes ago, TLRS said:
Are you only using the shock, none of the other bits in that drawing?
I am probably going to use the cushion linkage and shock. The arm im using isnt suzuki, but was on a k4 and used all the stock k4 stuff.
I can't use stock slingshot stuff as it doesn't clear the arm, and the dogbone angle would be way off.
So I need to make lower and upper frame mounts to use the k4 stuff.
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I have the shock, the top clevis, and the cushion. Maybe I can use those to judge if the drawing is to scale. If those 3 parts are, then maybe the rest is too.
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3 minutes ago, TLRS said:
Such data is hard to find. Most accurate thing might be that drawing.
It does seem to be!
I wasn't sure if the drawing would be to scale. I also wasn't sure how accurate I'd need to be. I could make the mounts, eyeball it comparing to the drawing, maybe try and scale some measurements, should be able to get it within 10mm I'd guess.
Either that, or buy a frame. Either a bent one, or a good one and sell it again after.
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Is anyone able to measure a frame for me, or does anyone know of a technical drawing for the frame?
I need to known the top shock mount on the frame (not the shock eye, where the adjustable mount bolts on) in relation to the swingarm pivot, and where the lower link mounts to the frame.
Either measurements for the 3 sides of the triangle, like this
Or distance between the top and bottom mount and then how far up that line and how far away the pivot is, like this
Needs to be for a 1000 as I'm using that shock.
Thanks.
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The shock eye says 328, my eye with a ruler says eye to eye is 330.
I'm going to guess it is gsxr1000 k4 as the seller sort of hinted at.
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My thoughts were to make a lower mount that's in the same position at the k4, hopefully do the same with the top mount, and then, hopefully with it all basically being stock k4, it will work well.
How come you both seem to have gone with a different lower mount position that stock K? Although alot closer to stock position by the Looks of it.
Is it because your top mounts aren't in stock k position? Or because the mix of parts doesn't sit the shock through the arm well? Or some other reason? Is it going to be messy if i try and replicate the top mount too?
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19 row? An10, that the right size pipework?
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That does look, and no doubt work, much better.
Hadnt really considered going new. I guess as long as the size is ok, the pipework can just be made up.
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I see slabside and slingshot have different connectors, but will they interchange if the relevant pipes are used too?
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I've searched, but couldn't find an answer.
I'm not keen on the curved oil cooler on my 1990 750, it has no fairing so it looks a bit odd.
Can I swap it for an earlier flat one? Do the pipes differ?
I believe I can't use bandit, but wondered if all the oil cooled gsxr ones interchange.
Thanks.
New aftermarket fork stanchions or originals rechromed...
in Oil Cooled
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What ever happened to filling the pits with superglue/jb weld and wet sanding it smooth