H1 with ZX4 Engine
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Re: H1 with ZX4 Engine
Quick update,
ZX6 F3 (1997) rear wheel fitted to ZXR400 H1
Minimal modifications, swap zx6 wheel bearings for zxr400h wheel bearings, sprocket carrier bearing, circlip and dust seals are the same for both models.
Sprocket and brake disc are a straight swap.
Using 400H axle, axle sleeve and spacers, fit two 6mm spacers between caliper and mounting bracket.
Job done.
Only thing to sort is the rear hugger, have to raise it slightly.
Forgot to weigh wheels, the ZX6 wheel did feel a bit lighter.
ZX6 F3 (1997) rear wheel fitted to ZXR400 H1
Minimal modifications, swap zx6 wheel bearings for zxr400h wheel bearings, sprocket carrier bearing, circlip and dust seals are the same for both models.
Sprocket and brake disc are a straight swap.
Using 400H axle, axle sleeve and spacers, fit two 6mm spacers between caliper and mounting bracket.
Job done.
Only thing to sort is the rear hugger, have to raise it slightly.
Forgot to weigh wheels, the ZX6 wheel did feel a bit lighter.
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Re: H1 with ZX4 Engine
Ice work your doing there
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Re: H1 with ZX4 Engine
Cheers Tink, It has taken a while, but is getting to how i want it now.
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Re: H1 with ZX4 Engine
Great and clean work!!!!
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Re: H1 with ZX4 Engine
That's looking lovely, I like the vid as well, you've got a nice little test track there with loads of corners.
What paint did you use?? I want to do my fairings but not sure whether to use aerosol or get a compressor
Top notch job anyway, keep up the good work
What paint did you use?? I want to do my fairings but not sure whether to use aerosol or get a compressor
Top notch job anyway, keep up the good work
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Re: H1 with ZX4 Engine
beautiful! does having the bigger rear wheel compromise handling at all?
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Re: H1 with ZX4 Engine
BigB wrote:beautiful! does having the bigger rear wheel compromise handling at all?
Take a walk around a race paddock................you will not find any ZXR400 with a 600 wheel fitted...............
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Re: H1 with ZX4 Engine
was just a general question - i'm asking out of curiosity, doesn't mean i'm going to do it
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Re: H1 with ZX4 Engine
How long to sand all the fairings back? Need to do mine soon so am interested
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Re: H1 with ZX4 Engine
Hey Ross,ross46 wrote:How long to sand all the fairings back? Need to do mine soon so am interested
Sanding everything back was mainly done by hand, I found using power sander (black & decker mouse) it tended to heat the paint and stick to the sand paper.
Takes a couple of hours per panel, i started with a 180 grit and worked down to 400 grit wet and dry. Would recommend a good comfy sanding block.
I think there was about 12 layers on the tail unit, including what looked like a dulux red gloss. Worth doing i think and you know what is on the panel when finished.
All the best with it.
Andy
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Re: H1 with ZX4 Engine
Hi Vaughn,Vaughn wrote:That's looking lovely, I like the vid as well, you've got a nice little test track there with loads of corners.
What paint did you use?? I want to do my fairings but not sure whether to use aerosol or get a compressor
Top notch job anyway, keep up the good work
Cheers.
This is the paint i used,
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Kawasaki-Gree ... 27c8f1efcd
Goes on well, lots of light coats, rubbed down inbetween, then 6 layers of laquer.
Hope all goes well.
Andy
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Re: H1 with ZX4 Engine
Hi BigB,BigB wrote:beautiful! does having the bigger rear wheel compromise handling at all?
According to others on a standard bike it will tip in slightly slower. Due to fitting the 636 rear shock it raised the back end by 30mm resulting in steeping the rake so tips in very well with standard rear so has probably balanced it out with the wider 180 profile, looks well and plenty of traction, I personally have found it to corner smoother, and can still throw it round.
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Re: H1 with ZX4 Engine
Love this bike..all done by yourself and not farmed out to someone else to do it, nice work.
Is that a chrome oil filter?? If so how did you come across it?
Alex
Is that a chrome oil filter?? If so how did you come across it?
Alex
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Re: H1 with ZX4 Engine
There on eBay, made by K&N
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Re: H1 with ZX4 Engine
Thanks kawazonkey
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Kawasaki-ZXR7 ... 2ea5eb711f
Ross46 is right, K&N Chrome easy to remove socket or spanner, can also be lock wired.kawazonkey wrote:Love this bike..all done by yourself and not farmed out to someone else to do it, nice work.
Is that a chrome oil filter?? If so how did you come across it?
Alex
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Kawasaki-ZXR7 ... 2ea5eb711f
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