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Hayabusa shock mod
Posted: Mon May 12, 2008 10:32 am
by yamaha_george
Hi,
well I have all the parts, 'busa shock, extra dog bones (stock) and the triple holed rocker casting.
Now i read you have to cut off part of the 'busa fork end & grind it, BUT for the life of me I cannot see why as it all fits together quite nicely as it is (well at least on the kitchen table it does )
what the he** am I missing (apart from the odd brain cell that is ) any one have a picture of the assembly please.
I was hoping Uncle Mike might join us as he has done this mod

Re: Hayabusa shock mod
Posted: Mon May 12, 2008 1:28 pm
by ragedigital
Re: Hayabusa shock mod
Posted: Mon May 12, 2008 2:14 pm
by yamaha_george
RD,
Brilliant photo's thanks I will go away and tinker for a bit before hospital tomorrow. So no FZRonline tuesday until late the wrong sister is on duty ( the wife

so my usual laptop shenanigans is out
wednesday is likely to be a challenge have wedding practice to attend (another nurse taking the plunge ) and my Daughters are flower girls
Please take a look at the FZR page I did with its index and how I used my Plastex (first time) to repair my top fairing. Must admit you guys made a great suggestion with that stuff for sure (fixed the TV remote as well LoL
Re: Hayabusa shock mod
Posted: Tue May 13, 2008 5:10 pm
by yamaha_george
[quote="ragedigital"]It's simply too long too fit like that. If you can make it work, then you're a hero.
I got mine down to 12 1/8" hole to hole or something very close.
You will also need to cut off the area right above the top bracket on the bike where the shock mounts. I do believe the battery has a piece that fits in there. Look at the 1st photo.
I will post all of the photos I have when I did mine...
darrin
RD,
well it seems your tri-casting and mine look different which may be why they all fit together on the floor at least.
The weather is great which is why murphy said i could not ride today so the bike dis-assembly will have to wait a while.
Do your bits have numbers on (part / model) so i can compare? center to center on the dog bones would be good too as they look longer than in your pics
My tri-casting is like this :-
Thanks Geo.
Re: Hayabusa shock mod
Posted: Tue May 13, 2008 5:23 pm
by ragedigital
I used the FZR tri-casting to make it shorter; otherwise, I'd have to cut off more of the shock.
Re: Hayabusa shock mod
Posted: Wed May 14, 2008 7:44 am
by yamaha_george
ragedigital wrote:I used the FZR tri-casting to make it shorter; otherwise, I'd have to cut off more of the shock.
RD,
Sent PM as this is getting confusing
Geo
Re: Hayabusa shock mod
Posted: Wed May 14, 2008 7:53 am
by ragedigital
PM Replied. All I can thing of is that it is either a different year or the person changed it out before selling it to you.
Maybe some others can verify what it is from....
darrin

Re: Hayabusa shock mod
Posted: Wed May 14, 2008 10:19 am
by abs929cbrrr
that last pics looks like a gsxr 600/750/100 shock link....i looks the same as my gsxr1000 one sitting in my parts box.
Re: Hayabusa shock mod
Posted: Wed May 14, 2008 10:25 am
by yamaha_george
abs600fzrr wrote:that last pics looks like a gsxr 600/750/100 shock link....i looks the same as my gsxr1000 one sitting in my parts box.
ABS,
do the old man a favour and measure the hole centers and diameters please.
It just might explain why mine fits so nicely together as is, wether it fits on the bike properly without dropping / jacking the ride height remains to be seen.
did you see my pics of the YZF swinger and shock any thoughts as i have never seen the bike up close to inspect how it is put together

Re: Hayabusa shock mod
Posted: Wed May 14, 2008 10:31 am
by abs929cbrrr
i cant view pics at work...goverment company blocks pics but i do know the gsxr link accpects all the fzr hardware. the only different is the part the bolts to the underside of the frame...the bushing is like 1/32" to wide on each side and has to be machined to grinded down.
i can get measurements later tonight but wont be able to post until tomorrow.
however it could be the link mount to the busa with fzr dog bones on it.