So im going to build my fzzr 600 into a fighter. i was looking at some headlight on ebay and i came over these. Sure they are pretty cheap but I think they look pretty sick..
What do you guys think???
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/STREETFI ... 238wt_1074
Building a fighter.
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Re: Building a fighter.
That will look good and should light up the road better than the stocker.
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Re: Building a fighter.
I like it! I would just want a size comparison or something just to make sure it doesnt look too big or too little.
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Re: Building a fighter.
right now im working on making my own....only have it drawn out so far...
just a little thing to put in your head. but if there is allready one made for you out there, and you have the money, I would say go for it!
if your making a fighter...I would GREATLY suggest a USD gold fork swap like I have on my bike and TK.
my bikes been a fighter before I did the swap and it looked hidious...
my bikes a fighter right now WITH the gold forks and im getting compliments on how great it looks . I have a nickname of "The Black Night".
so if R1 forks are in your range/budget, get them!
mine are from a 99-01 r1.
just a little thing to put in your head. but if there is allready one made for you out there, and you have the money, I would say go for it!
if your making a fighter...I would GREATLY suggest a USD gold fork swap like I have on my bike and TK.
my bikes been a fighter before I did the swap and it looked hidious...
my bikes a fighter right now WITH the gold forks and im getting compliments on how great it looks . I have a nickname of "The Black Night".
so if R1 forks are in your range/budget, get them!
mine are from a 99-01 r1.
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Re: Building a fighter.
I have the exact same one so if you wanna be a copy cat go right ahead its a good unit to use very easy to wire into the stock harness to use the hi and lo beam. I would get you a pic but my bike is still in pieces for my build. good luck. but just a side note, what are doing for gauges? the stock cluster wont fit behind that at allFizzNation wrote:So im going to build my fzzr 600 into a fighter. i was looking at some headlight on ebay and i came over these. Sure they are pretty cheap but I think they look pretty sick..
What do you guys think???
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/STREETFI ... 238wt_1074
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Re: Building a fighter.
oh that one is located in china so be wary of international stuff like that
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yeah i just saw that it was in china. For gauges im running no gauges or maybe just a rpm gauge.
thanks for the info on the forks i have been looking into them. What all needs to be modified on the bike to get those forks to work. Also would i need to se different front brakes and wheel.
thanks for the info on the forks i have been looking into them. What all needs to be modified on the bike to get those forks to work. Also would i need to se different front brakes and wheel.
Re: Building a fighter.
FizzNation wrote:yeah i just saw that it was in china. For gauges im running no gauges or maybe just a rpm gauge.
thanks for the info on the forks i have been looking into them. What all needs to be modified on the bike to get those forks to work. Also would i need to se different front brakes and wheel.
If you have the stock brakes then yes. Whatever forks you decide, you will need that year brakes.
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Re: Building a fighter.
well, doing a fork swwap really requires having all the front parts. (forks/both triples/clip-ons/wheel/rotors/calipers)
actually, 93'+ fzr600 calipers will work on older r6 and r1 forks.
what needs to be modded?
you need to have a fzr stem welded around the base, then turned down on a lathe, then pressed into the lower triple of the forks your swaping to.
actually, 93'+ fzr600 calipers will work on older r6 and r1 forks.
what needs to be modded?
you need to have a fzr stem welded around the base, then turned down on a lathe, then pressed into the lower triple of the forks your swaping to.