YZF600 forks assembly - which way?

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YZF600 forks assembly - which way?

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This is from the bottom of a 2002 YZF600 (not R6) fork. Which way to these parts go together? Any help appreciated.

The parts:

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This way (#1)

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or this way (#2)

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2002 Yamaha R6-----2003 Yamaha R6

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From looking at the parts fishe and this write up it's:

This way (#2)

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Not real sure what the tube is to, the the bearing raceway is simple. The tappered part points out of the steering neck (down).
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I've use the Yamaha online parts fiche but the drawing is not detalied enough. I've seen that YZF600 fork seal replacement site before but still don't see exactly what I am looking for. I even brought the parts to a Yamaha dealer and they did not know.

That being said, I did go with #2 and have not experienced any unusual effects that I can tell. I'm going to be taking my forks apart again this weekend so I thought I would refresh this question which I first posed last year on a few sites. So I guess I'll stick with #2. Thanks everybody.
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