So I was driving home from work today and then BAM. Got hit from behind, car went under me, all four wheels in the air, then shoved across the other lane narrowly missing another car head on.
New car in my future or will they not total it?
No matter what forks you swap out, you'll need to address the fender issue.
Getting an S2 fender for S2 forks is the easiest, or getting adapters for the R6 forks.
The shims needed for the R6 swap are simple washers you can get online
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Loud. That's all you need to know.
You can buy silencer tips(which restrict flow therefore restrict sound) or do like some people on the forum did and make your own out of sheets of steel.
I bought the simple silencers from TBR and they quiet it a little bit, mostly at lower RPM's.
The s2 forks and calipers won't need shimming. The wheels and rotors are the same for all years(99% sure).
R6(S) brakes might work, if the mounts are the same height and width apart.
The brake lines would work, but I highly recommend getting a pair of stainless steel brake lines.
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I need some cash so I'm selling my extra gauge cluster that will fit 2004-2006 FZ6.
They work great and have no damage.
I also have a wiring harness(with stripped turn signal leads) if you want it.
Looking for $200
The CO adjustments you can do on the gauges are limited in relation to what a PowerCommander can do.
The main benefit of a powercommander is of course added power, by adding or subtracing fuel at any given RPM and throttle position. Of course it's useless unless you get a good map or a custom...
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I've got a headlight assembly, only damage is top left bracket(where it screws into the fairing) is broke, but it can be epoxied.
I believe backflow is important, on some engines more than others.
Why? After I installed a straight mid pipe(cat delete) on my bike, the idle is incredibly lumpy. Put your hand over one of the pipes or put the cat back in, and it goes away.
I forget how the BD43 mod works but if it uses the green wire to add the low beam, then when you switch on high beam the low beam filament shuts off. That's what mine does atleast.
Ive got brand new two piece (one each side) clamps for 04-06.
I bought them new through ronayers but never used them because I have an 07 style clamp on my bike.