My FZR 600 California

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bigrobb
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My FZR 600 California

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Here is an overview of my project which started about 5 years ago.

original state in 2003
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Modifications:
Done:
YZF 1000 (thunderace) mirrors
steel breaklines
smaller blinkers in the back
black rims
two round rearlights
BSM exhaust
Race upper with projector lights
YZF 750 fueltank
zxr400 seatunit
R1 brakes
GSXR750 rearsets
FZR400RR swingarm
R1 USD frontend

future:
I have a spare engine with a busted gearbox.
A Wiseco kit, megacycle cams, dyna coild and an initech CDI are on the shelf ready to install.

planned paint scheme:
http://www.ks-workshop.com/report/model ... zf750.html
http://www.ks-workshop.com/gallery/gall ... zf750.html

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Can any-one help me find more pictures of the Kenny Roberts Yamaha Lucky strike team with riders: Wayne RAINEY(USA) and Kevin MAGEE(AUS)?

2005:
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2006:
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2007:
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2008
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FZR 400 RR sP swingarm swop:
Ok there are some options for swingarms. They are rare and hard to find in the states. You can get the Delta Box from the 1990 FZR400, the box section swing arm for the 88-89 FZR400. You can also get a FZR400r 3en braced swing arm like an R6. You can also fit a FZR400rr 3tj swing arm.

FZR400rr 3tj. Ultra trick, light, stiff, EXTRA wide (widest) - work involved - you will need to make a spacer for the swing arm pivot bolt. Easy for any machine shop. You will need the rear brakes too. Axel is larger in diameter too

The 600 and the 400 swingarm are 22 cm wide at the point where they go into the frame

swingarm bearing sizes:
-outer diameter: 37mm
-inner diameter: 24mm
-length: 30mm
(250 mm = 1 inch)

The 400rr chain is smaller than the 600. The 400 is 428 and the 600 is 530.
Renthal makes makes conversion kits for the 400 and the 600 to change to 520.
Youl'll need a 520 rearsprocket for the 400rr wheel and a 520 frontsprocket for the 600.

By converting the sprockets you don't need a off-set front sprocket to outline the chain.

The original tailrisers are too long because the 400 RR wheel is 1" smaller.
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Re: My FZR 600 California

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Swing arm swap continued....

The Project, hybrid: http://www.fzrarchives.com/ipb/index.ph ... opic=28419

right, take your 600 swingarm off.
now the spindle you took out that holds swing arm too frame you are using again.
right.. inside the 400 swing arm theres a tube that the sleeve goes through like in my picture yes.
take this out and you will see your 600 spindle wont fit as the 400 sleeve
is too big correct?
now take both parts..600 spindle and the 400 sleeve too a machinest in your area,
and ask him too make you a sleeve too fit in side your 400 sleeve"the shiny silver part on mine so it will take your 600 spindle.

De 400rr sleeve
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de 600 as
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de 400rr sleeve met pasbussen
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De 400rr sleeve met 600 as
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Re: My FZR 600 California

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First off, Welcome to the zoo. I remember seeing your bike on the archives.
Duane...
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Re: My FZR 600 California

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Nice work. What are the projector beam lights from? It will be interesting to see the tail with some paint and graphics on it. The photo angle and being fiberglass white make it look a tad big right now.
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....
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Re: My FZR 600 California

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Looks great, any updates? :cheers: :headbang:
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Re: My FZR 600 California

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There are no real up-dates. I'm clening up my subframe removing unwanted brackets and relocating the CDI and fuse box. I'm also replacing the coolant reservoir by a smaller one taken from a moped.

The rear sets needed an adapterplate made out of aluminium.
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Re: My FZR 600 California

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just some minor things

yzf seat
made an undertray
made an exhaust bracket
made a license plate bracket
relocated fuse boxes
r6 swithch gear

still to do:
shorter braided brake lines and smaller reservoir
lower and extend yzf tank bracket
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Re: My FZR 600 California

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I changed the coolant reservoir by a scooter one:

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Re: My FZR 600 California

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I just bought these new MICRON headers.

Is it correct the linkage pipe of the original exhaust drops and that there is no bracket close to the shock?

I don't have the exhaust since I want to keep the BSM one.

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Re: My FZR 600 California

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the new exhaust is on and modified the seat a bit

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