Hacksawmad
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Probably best to contact the eligibility officer for the class you want to race in, I know your required to complete a eligibility form (around £55 for non members) and as I understand it, no eligibility certificate no racing they don't like post cut off date mods like late model brakes & forks.
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5 hours ago, Duckndive said:
Easiest way is to do a few RWYBs at the pod to see how quick and consistent you are
You can then make a plan ....
and what you dial in at may be variable eg track conditions and also who's in the other lane for a particular round ...
Did i mention sandbagging
LoL ......
a ha bit of the old skullduggery at play
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1 hour ago, et1170 said:
2 day events 4 qualifiers Saturday weather permitting, eliminations Sunday.
3 day events 6 or 7 qualifiers Friday and Saturday then eliminations Sunday.
How do you determine your et?
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that sound like a crack, may come up & take a looky looky over Easter weekend, have a good season
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ah so the part numbers include color codes
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what do you get 2 qualifying run's then onto eliminations?
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@et1170what are the entry fees to race in the et class at santa pod these days?
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49 minutes ago, Simbec1863 said:
If someone can't tell you I often use this for part number checking when I take the gamble on eblag buys
Don't know about body work but some 750 bits do fit the 1100 as I used the under tray and rear light set up from a 750 slingy on my 1100k recently
great info cheers
seems part no's are different between 750 & 1100
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Anyone know if 88/89 gsxr 750 & 1100 share the same belly pan fairing ? I know the 750 & 1100 top & middle fairings are not shared between the two models but are unsure about the lower one...
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amazing what you can find on oss with a little digging around, just what I was looking for
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I do have the airbox off at the min?
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2 minutes ago, TonyGee said:
does it run good or is their an issue ?
she's a bit spluttery, going to check if the Ignition rotor is clean?
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I thought the same about battery, hooked up to a big boy on jump leads, spark still weak, like you said at least I have a spark...
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Morning all, getting a lazy spark 92wn (not a big fat bang of a spark) any ideas? checked wires all ok, good earth, plugs all good, plug caps all good.. im stumped can coils loose their punch over time, or could it be because the old girl's been sitting for a wile?
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yes you'd think it would be simple.... still thinking about it the stock set up should be more than capable like you say it's just about recalibrating the brain
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@Simbec1863glad you brought this up just looked at the reg's not allowed to change carbs??
POST CLASSIC SUPERBIKE CLASS ELIGIBILITY GUIDELINES.
Overview: Post Classic Superbike class is for production- based machines manufactured and available prior to 1st January 1995.
CYLINDER CAPACITIES FOR POST CLASSIC SUPERBIKE:
750 Superbike: 4 stroke only. Maximum Capacity is 750cc for 4 cylinder & 1000cc for 2 cylinder.
FRAME: Only the original manufacturers standard frames are permitted. Bracing is permitted. Standard parts that bolt to the frame may be removed. E.g. Headlight subframes, centre stands, footrest brackets and lighting brackets.
FORKS: Forks must be as available & used in the period. Internals free from restriction.
SWINGING ARM: Must be the manufacturers original fitment to the main frame. Bracing is permitted. Modifications to enable the fitment of wider tyres are not permitted.
ENGINE: Cylinders may be re-bored to a maximum of 1mm oversize. Crankshafts may be balanced. Cylinder head porting is permitted. Camshafts & valve train may be modified. Starter motors and generators may be removed.
TRANSMISSION: No restriction.
CARBURETTORS & FUEL INJECTION SYSTEMS: The method of fuel delivery must remain as used on the make & model of machine in the period. Only carburettors & fuel injection systems available in the period are permitted. Modifications to choke size, jetting & fuel mapping is permitted.
AIRBOX: Free from restriction
IGNITION SYSTEM: Free from restriction, but see INSTRUMENTS and CONTROLS section below.
EXHAUST SYSTEM: Must meet the ACU sound limit requirements but is otherwise free from restriction.
INSTRUMENTS and CONTROLS: No out of period digital dashes, but digital temperature gauges may be used. After market rear sets can be used. Gear quick shifters, traction control systems, anti-wheelie & other out of period control systems are not permitted.
WHEELS: Wheels may be 16, 17 or 18 inches in diameter. Wheels may be original fitment or period aftermarket products. Any type of wheel which was available and used in the period can be used. Wheel sizes may be 16”, 17” or 18”. In the interests of safety and availability, modern wheels that closely resemble wheels used in the period may be used.
TYRES: Shall be in accordance with both ACU Standing Guidelines for Road Racing Club events. Moulded treaded tyres only. No slicks or tyre warmers. Moulded ‘Wet’ racing tyres are permitted. The maximum tyre width is 190mm.
BRAKE CALIPERS: Either manufacturers original fitment or period alternative brakes are permitted. Remote master cylinders are permitted, but radial calipers & master cylinders are not.
DISCS: Period type. The maximum permitted diameter of the disc is 320mm. No carbon discs.
BODYWORK and APPEARANCE: Should be in keeping with the period & reflect the period look.
ROAD EQUIPMENT: All ancillary road equipment must be removed. i.e. all lighting units, horn, mirrors, stands, pillion equipment, etc.
MANDATORY RACE FITTINGS:
As per ACU Road Race Standing Regulations.
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46 minutes ago, Simbec1863 said:
@Hacksawmadwill CRMC let you run non period mods as they can be a wee bit strict in my experience or is it a new class?
Only asking as when I was looking at classes for my slabby race bike they were funny about non stock RS flat slides and wheels that were from much newer non era bikes, hopefully they have seen sense or made a class for the likes of us
I think you correct in saying that, so what I am planning to do is run two front ends stock for CRMC & Modified for Bemsee & FPR/NGRR or if I can get on with the stock brakes then I will stick with the stock set up.
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30 minutes ago, Duckndive said:
beat me to it and its the offset that catches folk out when buying a single yoke
as breakers just say there all the same mate
Cheers for the info not ridden a later GSXR do the K4 K5 stop well on std brakes?
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Thanks guys n girls for the info @TLRSjust planning my race bike build as building to a set of reg's (CRMC, Bemsee) but want to use my R6 wheels and calipers as I have lots kicking about from racing my 600
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14 minutes ago, TLRS said:
Educated guess is 207. There's few different models in that range hence the guess. Search for "Sam's fork chart" for more detail.
Thank's much appreciated
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This dimension cheers
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anyone got a K4/K5 Gsxr 600/1000 they can measure the center spacing of the fork legs for me please.
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CRMC eligibility
in OSS Racers
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There's also the Thunder bike class with Bemsee loads of mods allowed as long as you stay in your power to weight ratio, what class have you been running in?