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Re: Debrix Emulators for FZS 600 forks - Freza - 29-09-16 Shipping to my country is $65, more than the emulator :rollin Converted to GBP, altogether it'd cost me £85 ($110). Thanks but no thanks, since I can order original Race Techs from Ebay for $128 (free shipping), so it makes no sense. However, I'm now trying to find harder linear fork springs (at least 8 N/mm) to work together with the emulator... Re: Debrix Emulators for FZS 600 forks - midden - 29-09-16 No pleasing some people :rollin Re: Debrix Emulators for FZS 600 forks - tommyardin - 06-10-16 (29-09-16, 07:02 PM)Freza link Wrote: Shipping to my country is $65, more than the emulator :rollin Same as that to the UK, a few cents less than 110$ with shipping. eBay has the Race Tech gold emus for not a lot more, I might go that route also. Have enjoyed and been enlightened by all of Kababs posts on this subject. :woot Re: Debrix Emulators for FZS 600 forks - Freza - 06-10-16 Of course, I wouldn't be thinking of emulators if it wasn't for kebab19 ![]() __________________ Sent from my mobile using Tapatalk Re: Debrix Emulators for FZS 600 forks - tommyardin - 06-10-16 (06-10-16, 09:21 AM)Freza link Wrote: Of course, I wouldn't be thinking of emulators if it wasn't for kebab19 Yeah! He has a lot to answer for :rollin :evil :rollin Re: Debrix Emulators for FZS 600 forks - kebab19 - 06-10-16 Well now, a useful update for those still considering the mod ![]() Thanks to Debtman for pointing this out - Wemoto are now stocking YSS emulator valves for £68. Saves on all that International postage and Import Tax tomfoolery :lol http://www.wemoto.com/bikes/yamaha/fzs_600_fazer_sp/00/picture/fork_valves/ I should probably rename this thread to YSS Emulators... Re: Debrix Emulators for FZS 600 forks - oddbob13 - 01-07-17 (06-10-16, 05:36 PM)kebab19 link Wrote:Well now, a useful update for those still considering the mod Thanks for that link, it was on the first page of a Google search, you sure you're not a Google employee :rollin Re: Debrix Emulators for FZS 600 forks - tommyardin - 01-07-17 (01-07-17, 01:48 PM)oddbob13 link Wrote:[quote author=kebab19 link=topic=8366.msg243200#msg243200 date=1475771805] Thanks for that link, it was on the first page of a Google search, you sure you're not a Google employee :rollin [/quote] Work for them !don't make me laugh I think Jeff owns Google. If you are seriously thinking about the upgrade to emulators I can vouch for the quality of the ride after the work is done, provided its done methodically, its important to work accurately and cleanly leaving no bits of swarf anywhere with in the fork tubes, be exacting when it come to measuring out the holes in the damper rods to overcome the damping effect of the rods themselves. Couple this with some quality weight matched linear springs and the ride will be transformed, the only issue will be the back end will feel like a bowl of jelly if you still on the original Yamaha yoo yoo damper. I went the Nitron R1 shocker route, but, their is a member (DevilsYam) on here that can supply you with a R6 shocker for a very reasonable price, and I have heard guys raving about them. One other thing thing about the Emulators is that the later bikes had damper rods that are a little shorter than the earlier models and this effects the height that you start to drill out the damper rods. I did my 2003 FZS 600 last winter and it has transformed the handling for me, the Mrs said that it is a better ride on the pillion as well as it has taken out the shock/jarring of suspension bottoming out but most of that will be down to the rear upgrade (the bikes not hers), but the front end is smoother has more feel, feels hunkered down on the surface and inspires confidence. Good luck with the upgrade should you decide to do it. lots of info on the site, Jeff (Kebab) has written loads on the upgrade. Re: Debrix Emulators for FZS 600 forks - oddbob13 - 01-07-17 Well it's now on the list of things to do, may leave it until the winter though, needs new tyres first. Re: Debrix Emulators for FZS 600 forks - Tefer - 03-07-17 Devilsym does the R6 shock but its the FZS1000 he does this for. Kebab19 does the FZS600 R6 shock, but i am not sure if anyone has a mod for the FZ6.. Different bike. The emmulators linked will be for FZS600 so again will not work on an FZ6 i'd imagine. Re: Debrix Emulators for FZS 600 forks - mobile mouse - 03-07-17 After drilling out the four 10mm holes to the damping rod and then fitting the emulators. I will also replace the main spring with linear ones. Until I remove the OEM units I don't know if they are different lengths. Do you shorten the spacer at the top of the main spring? i.e. do I line all the old kit up and measure the length and then do it again with the emulator and linear spring and take the difference off the spacer!!! I thought I read in a post but I'm having difficulty finding that post if it ever existed. |