ddvries04
-
Posts
15 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Events
Posts posted by ddvries04
-
-
I have an K5678 rear wheel in my 7/11 slabby. Took some time to make everything fit but it was worth it.
It took my father some hours behind the lathe but the K7 wheel finally sits in the middle of the swingarm...
I had one K9 wheel in my 1100EF with slingshot swingarm and expected that wheel to be in the middle since it was in the middle in the 1100. It wasn't the case...
On the inside of the carrier it's a bit shorter now and on the outside all the material around the seal was milled away. The whole wheel had to move 12mm further to the left but now it finally sits right in the middle.
Rear sprocket carrier moved also a few mm to the left but fortunately the front sprocket is still on the splines. Have to move it 3/4mm to the left but there's just enough room on the splines for that. Since the chain moved more to the left there was plenty of room to fit a bigger tyre. I've fitted now an 180/60 instead of an 180/55 and it looks way better (fatter)
-
5
-
-
On 1/13/2021 at 5:32 PM, SiBag said:
@ddvries04it is just a case of brute force to get them to fit. You can use a bit of heat on them to help spread the pipes out.
You was right, with some force and heat it fitted
-
1
-
-
Hi all,
I want to use some dual air filters (2x2) on my 7/11 and was curious about what filters are the best.
For what I've read some say K&N, others Ram-Air or Pipercross...What and why do you guys recommend?
-
3 hours ago, clivegto said:
Turn the back sprocket round that'll give you 2mm if you run out of splines on the front. Or remove the sprocket bolts on the carrier then remove a mil or so on the carrier surface. I did this when fitting a gsxr1000k9 wheel.
Turning the rear sprocket worked fine. Needed the front sprocket only 4mm further to the outside.
I ordered the front sprocket (525) from an Gurls blouse Transalp, has 4/5mm offset from factory. So it all fits now fine and in line.
-
It took my father some hours behind the lathe but the K7 wheel finally sits in the middle of the swingarm...
I had one K9 wheel in my 1100EF with slingshot swingarm and expected that wheel to be in the middle since it was in the middle in the 1100. It wasn't the case...
On the inside of the carrier it's a bit shorter now and on the outside all the material around the seal was milled away. The whole wheel had to move 12mm further to the left but now it finally sits right in the middle.
Rear sprocket carrier moved also a few mm to the left but fortunately the front sprocket is still on the splines. Have to move it 3/4mm to the left but there's just enough room on the splines for that. Since the chain moved more to the left there was plenty of room to fit a bigger tyre. I've fitted now an 180/60 instead of an 180/55 and it looks way better (fatter)
-
3
-
-
Hi all,
I’m building an ‘85 slabby with GSXR600/750 K7 front fork and wheels. The front was an easy swap but the rear is a bit more complicated.
I fitted the K10 wheel from my 1100EF and that’s already a bit more to the left than the original K7 wheel but still not enough... It still has to move a few more mm’s to the left.
I still want to use the original rear swingarm so changing that isn’t an option.
Is there anyone around here who fitted 600/750 (5.5J) K-wheels into an slabby before?
Some pictures would be appreciated.
-
42 minutes ago, Captain Chaos said:
still have not introduced yourself in General Chat, please do that.
Done!
-
I ordered an set of GSXR1000 K1 titanium headers and wanted to fit them on my 1127 slabby.
HOW THE HELL DID YOU GUYS MADE THEM FIT?! Spacing isn't even close at all
The pipe of the 4th cylinder is somewehere around the port of the 3th...
Or is it really pushing and pulling to fit? Can't imagine that...
-
Hi,
Can anybody tell me the compression increase when no base gasket is used? It’s an 1127 F engine
-
I shall now read the rules
Slabside header swap
in Oil Cooled
Posted
GSXR1000 K1-4 titanium fits with a bit of work and gives decent HP and a nice raspy sound.