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SOLD.

SOLD: 1989 FZR400. Track / Street combo. SOLD. - New one piece oil containment lower with 1/4 turn fasteners. - Brand new Spiegler SS brake lines just installed. - Brand new EBC clutch kit installed last week - Vance & Hines full system installed (sounds awesome) as well as a complete spare Vance & ...

Thanks. Though that means they are all spares.

Missed the pic.

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Got the Dzus fasteners installed on the new one piece lower today.

Do you have any of the OEM bodywork mounting brackets and/or fasteners?

I'd like the petcock and new wheel bearings.

Is the price for the 18" rear wheels really supposed to say $0?

I love ServiceHonda. Yes, they also carry Yamaha parts. Partzilla is also good for OEM parts. Generally even cheaper than ServiceHonda by a bit but I love the customer service at SH.

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Okay, those are spares then. I have that cross brace in place.

I may just make my own mounts since I'm mounting an aftermarket lower.

Try again.

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Everything was stripped off when I bought my bike. I figured out where the larger brackets on the right go but where do the others go?

I'm pretty good with carbs and can tune with very good results so unless I have to I'd rather avoid the dyno. I'd just like a baseline for a main jet size from someone running a full system. There is a lot of ground between stock jets and the 110s that are in there so if someone can give me a ballpa...

My bike has a V&H full system, stock airbox with UNI filter. It came with 110 mains with needles in the middle position. Stock pilot jets with fuel screw set to specs. It starts and idles well and part throttle fueling seems pretty good but it definitely seems very rich at WOT. Above 3rd gear it won...

I haven't swapped mine yet but have done plenty of them in the past. It's a pretty straight forward procedure. Just do a search for brake bleeding for the proper procedure for after you do the swap.

Just about any later MC will work. It will be easier if you get a MC that is from the same bike and generation as your clutch perch so that you can order your new levers as a set. That doesn't really matter though if you are willing to just pay attention to which MC you go with and order levers indi...