89 fzr600, r6 motor
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EGcivic_95
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89 fzr600, r6 motor
is it possible to put a 99 r6 motor in my 89 fzr? is so whats all needed to make it work and does the frame need to be cut up?
Re: 89 fzr600, r6 motor
Anything is possible with enough money. Is it worth it? No.
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CrazySkullCrusher
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Re: 89 fzr600, r6 motor
Yeah, I wouldn't attempt that, the r6 motor is going to be a stress-member design and the fzr has a full frame, so there would be no where to attach the bottom mounts, also it will probably be a real bitch getting the sprockets to line up. Did you find the motor cheap? Wondering why you wouldn't just get an fzr motor and slap it in.
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94 xj600 seca 2: complete upgrade restoration.
73 Honda cb750 four: bored out 178 over (850 cc) street cam, smoothbore carbs, velocity stacks, corbin king-queen seat, 4-1 header with modified megaphone exhaust, dyna-s ignition, too many other mods to mention and still under construction.
72 Suzuki ts90 cci. First bike ever, bone stock and still starts with 2 kicks.
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EGcivic_95
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Re: 89 fzr600, r6 motor
well i have a motor in it now i was just curious if it was really worth doing i guess id say.