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110 70 17 front tyre
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24-01-12, 09:30 AM
The correct move is to put a wheel from FZR400RR which is identical to the FZS600 and behind a wheel of YZF1000TUNDERACE and so you can enjoy a much better grip.
That way they can find and widest range of tires 120 and 180. 
24-01-12, 09:32 AM
(24-01-12, 09:30 AM)petani link Wrote:The correct move is to put a wheel from FZR400RR which is identical to the FZS600 and behind a wheel of YZF1000TUNDERACE and so you can enjoy a much better grip.FAF. If it's identical what is the point :rollin :evil although it's not identical is it  Why much better grip though, if the compound is the same the grip will be the same.
24-01-12, 10:19 AM
The dimensions of these wheels is 3.50CH17 and 5.5CH17 while the fzs600 is 3.00CH17 5.00CH17 and thus not sit well the 120 and 180 joints.
I had for 5 years and led them in the street and truck days ...... really can believe me that the difference was great. 
24-01-12, 11:00 AM
(24-01-12, 09:30 AM)petani link Wrote:The correct move is to put a wheel from FZR400RR which is identical to the FZS600 So you have tried it? Great!  Does the speedo fit spot on? Bearings, axle? Can I use them from FZS, or I have to get FZR400 axle and bearings? 160 rear is common, but 110 is a bit harder to find, so I'd look for front wheel swap.
Most things done in a hurry need to be done again - patiently.
24-01-12, 11:01 AM
I expect it may have been but as mine is a commuter with occasional big bike chasing, I'm content with what I have. Not keen on the 023s though still prefer the Dunplops Roadsmarts wet and dry.
24-01-12, 11:18 AM
(24-01-12, 11:00 AM)Slaninar link Wrote:[quote author=petani link=topic=1082.msg10760#msg10760 date=1327393820] So you have tried it? Great! Does the speedo fit spot on? Bearings, axle? Can I use them from FZS, or I have to get FZR400 axle and bearings? 160 rear is common, but 110 is a bit harder to find, so I'd look for front wheel swap. [/quote] Yes all the same for the front wheel. Only difference is in rear wheel and you have to made two adapters to use the axis of the FZS.
24-01-12, 11:30 AM
(24-01-12, 11:01 AM)Lumpy link Wrote:I expect it may have been but as mine is a commuter with occasional big bike chasing, I'm content with what I have. Not keen on the 023s though still prefer the Dunplops Roadsmarts wet and dry. The problem existed in Greece, where I can not find 110 front rubber and so began to Looking How can I correct a 120. 
24-01-12, 01:50 PM
(24-01-12, 11:18 AM)petani link Wrote:[quote author=Slaninar link=topic=1082.msg10772#msg10772 date=1327399207] So you have tried it? Great! Does the speedo fit spot on? Bearings, axle? Can I use them from FZS, or I have to get FZR400 axle and bearings? 160 rear is common, but 110 is a bit harder to find, so I'd look for front wheel swap. [/quote] Yes all the same for the front wheel. Only difference is in rear wheel and you have to made two adapters to use the axis of the FZS. [/quote] Can you describe the adapters and what model the Thunderace's rim is? I put recently a 3.5 rim from a TRX850, same model as the FZR (F-52). Thanks
24-01-12, 02:23 PM
Excuse me my fried but I've sold the rims. But remember that the bearings of the YZF is 28 mm thickness and FZS 20mm. So I made adapters with external diameter 28 and 20 hole like that of the photo.
The model is 2000 YZF 1000 THUNDERACE
24-01-12, 02:42 PM
(24-01-12, 02:34 PM)Motorbreath link Wrote:Thanks! I have a feeling there will be a hell machine made soon. DO NOT try to race with black fazers in Spain this summer!
Most things done in a hurry need to be done again - patiently.
24-01-12, 02:51 PM
(24-01-12, 02:42 PM)Slaninar link Wrote:[quote author=Motorbreath link=topic=1082.msg10801#msg10801 date=1327412088] I have a feeling there will be a hell machine made soon. DO NOT try to race with black fazers in Spain this summer! [/quote] :lol By the way I have to open a new thread about another mod!
25-01-12, 12:44 PM
(24-01-12, 02:23 PM)petani link Wrote:Excuse me my fried but I've sold the rims. But remember that the bearings of the YZF is 28 mm thickness and FZS 20mm. So I made adapters with external diameter 28 and 20 hole like that of the photo. I think I have found bearings that would fit without the need of adapters: Thunderace: 25 (inner)x52 (outer) x15 (thickness) Fazer: 20x47x14 Conversion: 20x52x15 -This measurement is easy to find, so putting that rim would be an easy job (If I am not wrong) http://www.gear4bikes.com/acatalog/Yamah...ings1.html By the way the YZF750R fits the same rim.
26-01-12, 07:09 AM
(25-01-12, 12:44 PM)Motorbreath link Wrote:[quote author=petani link=topic=1082.msg10797#msg10797 date=1327411415] I think I have found bearings that would fit without the need of adapters: Thunderace: 25 (inner)x52 (outer) x15 (thickness) Fazer: 20x47x14 Conversion: 20x52x15 -This measurement is easy to find, so putting that rim would be an easy job (If I am not wrong) http://www.gear4bikes.com/acatalog/Yamah...ings1.html By the way the YZF750R fits the same rim. [/quote] The 28-20 is for rear wheel ...
26-01-12, 05:46 PM
Just incase it's of use to anyone FZR4003TJ front wheel fits straight in the Fzs.
27-01-12, 02:09 PM
(26-01-12, 07:09 AM)petani link Wrote: [quote author=Motorbreath link=topic=1082.msg10925#msg10925 date=1327491881] I think I have found bearings that would fit without the need of adapters: Thunderace: 25 (inner)x52 (outer) x15 (thickness) Fazer: 20x47x14 Conversion: 20x52x15 -This measurement is easy to find, so putting that rim would be an easy job (If I am not wrong) http://www.gear4bikes.com/acatalog/Yamah...ings1.html By the way the YZF750R fits the same rim. [/quote] The 28-20 is for rear wheel ... [/quote] I know, I was talking about the rear. I do not know why there are a 3mm difference between your measures and the ones from the shop. I do not think I will do this, I will try the 170 rear first. |
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