Did you cut on both sides of the frame or just the left side? Is their an offset sprocket from a newer bike that can be used? I thought I saw some where that a ninja dront sprocket could be used?
Did you cut on both sides of the frame or just the left side? Is their an offset sprocket from a newer bike that can be used? I thought I saw some where that a ninja dront sprocket could be used?
That is what Spyder did. He used the '03-06 ZX6R 520 sprocket. I'm doing the same thing, but I had to also reduce the rear sprocket carrier to make it work.
Yes, that is a Single Sided Swingarm FZR600 that I built.
Something is lurking, waiting, wanting to be built......It calls to me from the darkness....
I can finally see the light at the end of the tunnel....Then I realize that it is the train coming to run my ass over....
1st Cad600, are you using the 99-02 Swing arm? Your using the 520 636 Front Sprocket? What length chain do I need to get and the rear sprocket is an r6 520 rear sprocket? I think I might just order the 520 kit from the R6 99-02.
2nd CrazyIvan, pretty much same questions. The only cutting you did was on the frame? No where else? You used all R6 parts? What about the shock, if I was to use the original shock would I have to make a new bracket like you did? What about the foot pegs, everything there was good to go?
Im trying to order some parts and just making sure what I have to get.
1st Cad600, are you using the 99-02 Swing arm? Your using the 520 636 Front Sprocket? What length chain do I need to get and the rear sprocket is an r6 520 rear sprocket? I think I might just order the 520 kit from the R6 99-02.
2nd CrazyIvan, pretty much same questions. The only cutting you did was on the frame? No where else? You used all R6 parts? What about the shock, if I was to use the original shock would I have to make a new bracket like you did? What about the foot pegs, everything there was good to go?
Im trying to order some parts and just making sure what I have to get.
Thanks all.
Well, remember I'm not using a R6 swingarm but a VFR SSWA. But the sprocket is from a '03-'06 ZX6R or RR or 636, all the same. You flip it around so the offset puts the teeth further out. The VFR swingarm is a good bit longer than the FZR but I was able to use a 120 link chain to start with. I think I removed 4 or 6 links from it.
Yes, that is a Single Sided Swingarm FZR600 that I built.
Something is lurking, waiting, wanting to be built......It calls to me from the darkness....
I can finally see the light at the end of the tunnel....Then I realize that it is the train coming to run my ass over....
hey man, yeah, i used all R6 parts, and the r6 shock and the stocker are the exact same length, one is just better, but you would have to make a bracket no matter what because the bottom shock linkage is different on the r6 swingarm. and yes, the only cutting that i did was on the frame, cut room for the swingarm to slide in, and then either a 20 or 21 mm drill bit to drill to make the pivot holes bigger to fit the r6 pivot rod in. for the footpegs they almmost fit, so i put a 1/4 spacer in there to push them out a bit. don't forget that you will need to space the shifter rod and the shifter cover if you do it the way i did.
1989 FZR400 frame, 1997 FZR600 motor, 2002 R6 rear end