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This bike should be raced in the motogp races 
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1993 "zxr750" REobtainium
1996 zx7r P1(aka Zombiehorse)
1993 zxr750 L1(Totaled/donor bike)
2010 250R(Voluntary Repo..)
1992 zx11(Sold)
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I don't have any friends so I would have to vote,
1 - I like to do it all by myself
1 - I like to do it all by myself
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As great as a bike that it is. It would get eaten alive in a motogp race. Those things are pushing 250hp with traction control. haha
Maybe if it had traction control, head work, aftermarket cams and pistons and all the other fun things that they get for a zx10r it could stick with the guys in superbike.
Maybe if it had traction control, head work, aftermarket cams and pistons and all the other fun things that they get for a zx10r it could stick with the guys in superbike.
Spending too much time to make a bike faster than it really needs to be.
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Got the dimensions of a 1999 zx9r valve cover.
15.75" wide. 7 inches tall on the cam chain side. and 5 7/8" tall on the other side.
15.75" wide. 7 inches tall on the cam chain side. and 5 7/8" tall on the other side.
Spending too much time to make a bike faster than it really needs to be.
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I have a spare 99 ZX9R Kinkos/Muzzy AMA motor if you want to try. ~160 to the tire.
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My ZX7R Powered by ZX10R 2007
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As great as a bike that it is. It would get eaten alive in a motogp race. Those things are pushing 250hp with traction control. haha
Maybe if it had traction control, head work, aftermarket cams and pistons and all the other fun things that they get for a zx10r it could stick with the guys in superbike.
Maybe if it had traction control, head work, aftermarket cams and pistons and all the other fun things that they get for a zx10r it could stick with the guys in superbike.
Sir Rag Filterin', Long Ass Waitin', Assless PJ Wearin' Post Whore of ZXF
1993 "zxr750" REobtainium
1996 zx7r P1(aka Zombiehorse)
1993 zxr750 L1(Totaled/donor bike)
2010 250R(Voluntary Repo..)
1992 zx11(Sold)
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I don't have any friends so I would have to vote,
1 - I like to do it all by myself
1 - I like to do it all by myself
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Another zx10 powered P??
Sir Rag Filterin', Long Ass Waitin', Assless PJ Wearin' Post Whore of ZXF
1993 "zxr750" REobtainium
1996 zx7r P1(aka Zombiehorse)
1993 zxr750 L1(Totaled/donor bike)
2010 250R(Voluntary Repo..)
1992 zx11(Sold)
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I don't have any friends so I would have to vote,
1 - I like to do it all by myself
1 - I like to do it all by myself
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See, to me, that doesn't look like the engine is too far forward. that's the same angle the zx10r engine is at in the zx10r.
And you didn't modify the frame at all did you?
And you didn't modify the frame at all did you?
Spending too much time to make a bike faster than it really needs to be.
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I'm not sure I agree with the guy who posted here a month ago saying that you needed to cut the frame to do it right.
check out this picture of a naked zx7r:
Now the zx7r with a zx10r engine:
The zx10r has a stacked transmission so the engine is a lot more compact in the backside. so it's shorter. However, the lean on the zx10r is greater, so the head falls right where the zx7r head falls between the frame spars and the oil pan is level.
If anything, that would put LESS weight on the front end than a stock zx7r motor.
check out this picture of a naked zx7r:
Now the zx7r with a zx10r engine:
The zx10r has a stacked transmission so the engine is a lot more compact in the backside. so it's shorter. However, the lean on the zx10r is greater, so the head falls right where the zx7r head falls between the frame spars and the oil pan is level.
If anything, that would put LESS weight on the front end than a stock zx7r motor.
Spending too much time to make a bike faster than it really needs to be.
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See, to me, that doesn't look like the engine is too far forward. that's the same angle the zx10r engine is at in the zx10r.
And you didn't modify the frame at all did you?
And you didn't modify the frame at all did you?
Sorry my english is Google Translate
My ZX7R P2 97'
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I'm not sure I agree with the guy who posted here a month ago saying that you needed to cut the frame to do it right.
check out this picture of a naked zx7r:
Now the zx7r with a zx10r engine:
The zx10r has a stacked transmission so the engine is a lot more compact in the backside. so it's shorter. However, the lean on the zx10r is greater, so the head falls right where the zx7r head falls between the frame spars and the oil pan is level.
If anything, that would put LESS weight on the front end than a stock zx7r motor.
check out this picture of a naked zx7r:
Now the zx7r with a zx10r engine:
The zx10r has a stacked transmission so the engine is a lot more compact in the backside. so it's shorter. However, the lean on the zx10r is greater, so the head falls right where the zx7r head falls between the frame spars and the oil pan is level.
If anything, that would put LESS weight on the front end than a stock zx7r motor.
Sorry my english is Google Translate
My ZX7R P2 97'
https://www.zxforums.com/forums/zx-7r...tml#post349336
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It looks great! I'm guessing it will handle even better because the weight is more towards the center of the bike.
There were some rumors about people who did bad jobs of putting larger engines in, and ended up with way too much weight too far forward. I'm just saying that it doesn't seem that you will have the problem.
There were some rumors about people who did bad jobs of putting larger engines in, and ended up with way too much weight too far forward. I'm just saying that it doesn't seem that you will have the problem.
Spending too much time to make a bike faster than it really needs to be.
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It looks great! I'm guessing it will handle even better because the weight is more towards the center of the bike.
There were some rumors about people who did bad jobs of putting larger engines in, and ended up with way too much weight too far forward. I'm just saying that it doesn't seem that you will have the problem.
There were some rumors about people who did bad jobs of putting larger engines in, and ended up with way too much weight too far forward. I'm just saying that it doesn't seem that you will have the problem.
A greeting
Sorry my english is Google Translate
My ZX7R P2 97'
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Your sprocket does look a little out of place though.
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Your sprocket does look a little out of place though.
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Got the dimensions of a 1999 zx9r valve cover.
15.75" wide. 7 inches tall on the cam chain side. and 5 7/8" tall on the other side.
15.75" wide. 7 inches tall on the cam chain side. and 5 7/8" tall on the other side.
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Your sprocket does look a little out of place though.
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I agree. I hope you don't run into clearance issues with the chain and the lower part of the swingarm.
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You dont need to cut the frame best to use an adapter, theres a guy who makes them I seen the site just gotta find it again
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Indeed in this photo the sprocket is not in place, here was checking the available space below the fuel tank , at this point the pinion is located below.
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Also, who has the dimensions of a zx7r valve cover?
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