[noname]

I'm trying to come up with the last few bits and pieces i need to get my 91 zx7r back on the road. One thing i still need to figure out is the fcr carb to airbox adapter. Going through the same thing that "91 zx7 rider" went through in this post. http://www.zxforums.com/forums/mechanical-technical/43918-need-92-zx7r-k-2-airbox.html Anyone have one they want to sell or a solution to the delima?

 

[tyrell]

They are hard to find. Keep an eye out on ebay religiously. I once bought a set of fcrs to get that plate. I keep a spare setup locked away.

What parts do you have. or are you staring from scratch with only the carbs?
Carb to head?
Adapter Plate?
Carb to AirBox?

 

[2fat2fly]

As stated before, they are nearly impossible to find. I've seen only one set on Ebay and I bought that one for my 7R.

You might want to call Sudco or Carb Pars Warehouse for assistance.
I found this link on Sudco's site:

http://www.sudco.com/vol33/109-110.pdf

Scroll to the bottom. They might have something that will help you.

 

[sixstring]

IF your running FCRs you might be better off buying of fabricating one of those superbike airboxes.

 

[noname]

I hadn't thought about the pressurized ram air box deal. How much of a pita are they to set up and tune?

 

[ZXgreen7r]

no different to set up an tune properly than any other set up.

 

[sixstring]

I hadn't thought about the pressurized ram air box deal. How much of a pita are they to set up and tune?

I called airtech a few days ago and they have two kits. The FIM which is the one they recommend for street use and the AMA. The AMA kit has three ram air ports, the two stock ones and an extra one that goes under the steering head above the radiator. The AMA kit also comes with straight through ram air tubes which the FIM kit does not. Other that that the two kits are identical. They also cost the same ~$500 US

They both come with some weather strip material that clips the upper and lower half of the airbox together (no tools needed to remove :clap) and the only thing you'd have to do is drill the holes to mount the air box to the cylinder head. The AMA kit would require some work work to get it to fit right. Also neither kit comes with anything in terms of an air filter. You'll either have to fabricate your own screen or use pod filters.

The guy I spoke with on the phone said that the FIM kit MUST be used with the stock ram air tubes but I don't think he quite knew what he was talking about. I'm sure if you got straight-thru tubes from somewhere they'd work.

Airtech offers both kits in fiberglass as standard. For double the money, you can have it made it carbon fiber.

 

[noname]

You had me kind of freaked out there for a sec till i realized you were looking at 93-95 and i was looking at 91-92. Big price difference. 505.00 vrs 159.00. My bike is a 91 k thank god. I also have a few sets of cv carbs from j's that i can use temporarily if need be.

 

[sixstring]

Oops my bad. The airbox for the 91-92 still uses the same clipping mechanism and the bit about the carbon fiber still applies. Whatever the price of the fiberglass, they can make it out of carbon fiber for about double the price.

 

[tyrell]

When I fitted the Airtech tray to my bike I started by making a template of the Head complete with bolt holes. After that it went pretty easy.