[DeanDalton]

Guys,

I bought a set of Keihin flatslide carbs with a 75mm 75mm 75mm spacing, double pumps with right side throttle pull and right side idle adjustment. There is an electronic sensor in the center where the P model throttle cable pull goes. Guy swears up and down they came off a 1996 ZX7RR but the spacing, throttle pull and idle adjustment says otherwise.

What do I have and how can I simply put a set of Keihin flatsides on my 1996 ZX7R with out a ton of hassle?

Dean

 

[Honda434]

Do you have some photos of them. Do you know if the guy had them on a bike he owned or he just thinks they came off a Zx7. Also what size are the 39 or 41.

 

[57x]

If you have 75-75-75 spacing you have 91-95. 96+ are not evenly spaced.

 

[DeanDalton]

Spacing is 75, 75, 75. Intake ID is 40....

 

[57x]

Those are stock K or M carbs

 

[DeanDalton]

Any ideas on the value of these carbs?

Should I send them off to be cleaned and set up for a mildly tweaked 1996 ZX7R?

 

[DeanDalton]

Guy now says they were on a 1996 ZX9... Geeze!

 

[57x]

Now that makes sense. It would fit that model/year

 

[JackRobertson]

Any ideas on the value of these carbs?

Should I send them off to be cleaned and set up for a mildly tweaked 1996 ZX7R?

Recently I have search about it and what I got is not a required thing of the solution so let m Know when you get this one

 

[92Ninjas]

Just to be clear; 94-97 zx9 engines have the same carb spacing as 91-95 zx7 engines. Not 96-03 zx7.

 

[The Heater]

Guy now says they were on a 1996 ZX9... Geeze!

I own a 1996 ZX9R. Bought new in 1994. I also own a 1995 ZX9R. Neither uses Flat Slide carbs, if these in fact are claimed to be from a Ninja ZX series bike, they would be from an older ZX7R or ZX7RR. To the best of my knowledge, only the ZX7RR model used Flat Slides. They use Kehin carbs. I am not aware of any other models coming from the factory with Flat Slides.

But you need to research yourself from RELIABLE sources, not some web forum full of YayHoos giving you curb side advice. Those may be from a completely different motorcycle and may be a race only set of carbs. But they don't come from a 1996 ZX9R for sure.

 

[2fat2fly]

1993 or 1994 ZX7R M model.


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[57x]

I own a 1996 ZX9R. Bought new in 1994. I also own a 1995 ZX9R. Neither uses Flat Slide carbs, if these in fact are claimed to be from a Ninja ZX series bike, they would be from an older ZX7R or ZX7RR. To the best of my knowledge, only the ZX7RR model used Flat Slides. They use Kehin carbs. I am not aware of any other models coming from the factory with Flat Slides.

But you need to research yourself from RELIABLE sources, not some web forum full of YayHoos giving you curb side advice. Those may be from a completely different motorcycle and may be a race only set of carbs. But they don't come from a 1996 ZX9R for sure.

And where would you go to find RELIABLE sources? A kid at a Kawasaki dealership that's never even seen a carburetor? These YahHoos, as you call them, on this forum know more about ZX7, ZX7R and ZX7RR than most any other place you can find.

 

[ninjanut]

Also, to the best of my knowledge (being a yahoo!!), ALL ZX7Rs came with FCR carbs. ZX7RR as well.

 

[stef2chris]

Hi there, I am very sure that those on the picture are original FCRs that would fit a 91 & 92 K Model and a 93 & 94 M Model (all have 39 mm diameter). The ZX7RR 96 will have FCRs with 41 mm.

 

[ninjanut]

I own a 1996 ZX9R. Bought new in 1994.

You bought a 1996 ZX9R in 1994? I’m not sure that would be factually correct?

 

[2fat2fly]

These carbs will fit any 1991-1994 ZX7R or 1991-1995 ZX7 and the B Model ZX9R (1994-1997) but they are M model ZX7R carbs (unless someone has changed things on them).

For those that don’t know me, I know a little about these bikes.

 

[ninjanut]

For those that don’t know me, I know a little about these bikes.

Man, that is understated!!! 😂