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Old 21-12-12, 01:12 PM   #21
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Default Re: New springs or whole GSXR setup?

Thanks for all the info guys. Bibio how much are you going to want for the plug-in speedo jobby? Does this work straight off or do i need to adjust the speedo?
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Old 21-12-12, 02:02 PM   #22
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i'm afraid i don't have one for a curvy yet

but i'm looking into it. i need to get myself a curvy swingarm and spindle some point in the new year so i can take measurements off it. then it's just a case of transferring the data over and getting things laser cut and formed. everything is the same as the pointy apart from the brackets on the swingarm.
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Old 21-12-12, 04:44 PM   #23
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Use duc caliper bracket
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Old 21-12-12, 05:31 PM   #24
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i'm afraid i don't have one for a curvy yet

but i'm looking into it. i need to get myself a curvy swingarm and spindle some point in the new year so i can take measurements off it. then it's just a case of transferring the data over and getting things laser cut and formed. everything is the same as the pointy apart from the brackets on the swingarm.
I think it might be a little more involved since the curvy swingarm does not have the simple box cross-section of the pointy. Personally I like the curvy swingarm and chain tensioner system better. Still have faith that it's going to be another great bit.
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Old 21-12-12, 06:58 PM   #25
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Default Re: New springs or whole GSXR setup?

it's all worked out and will involve new marker washers being made then a bracket formed to the swingarm profile being bolted onto the marker washer. once done it will take the exact same brackets that sit underneath the pointy ones. doing this will result in me having a modular system of different permutations for both bikes.

the disc that holds the washer will be the same for both but one with 8 magnets for later bikes.

i have already had custom sensors made that have a full length cable and will be terminated with an OEM connector so no need to butcher the OEM speedo drive which can be sold to recoup some of the cost of the new one.

i have done some rough calculations and it's working out at around £70 for the full kit. if i get barckets and discs at a good price then the kit will be cheaper.
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