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zog 13-11-06 04:40 PM

Will a rear wheel from a 2002 fit a 2004?
 
Will a rear wheel from a 2002 fit a 2004? what else can i say?

part # are different , local Suzuki dealer doesn't know! :?:

northwind 13-11-06 04:43 PM

I think teh answer is yes, but it needs the spacers and bearings from a K3>

Mike1234 13-11-06 05:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by northwind
I think teh answer is yes, but it needs the spacers and bearings from a K3>

I think the bearings are already the right size but I wouldn't put money on it.

You will also need a different size rear disc.

northwind 13-11-06 05:15 PM

Sprocket carrier bearing probably is, it's the same in loads of Suzuks. Pretty sure the wheel ones aren't though. I'd forgotten about the discs ;)

Mike1234 13-11-06 05:30 PM

It's the inner dimension of the bearing I was thinking of so the carrier one will be the same as the ones on the wheel.

A K3 wheel is 20mm, can't remember what the earlier ones were.

21QUEST 13-11-06 07:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mike1234
A K3 wheel is 20mm, can't remember what the earlier ones were.

Earlier ones are 20mm as well.


Cheers
Ben

northwind 13-11-06 07:34 PM

In the carbed one, the carrier bearing has a bigger ID than the wheel bearings, and the spacer slots into the bearing- spacer id is 17mm, spacer od (and bearing id) is in the low 20s somewhere, could well be 20. Damn in all, I had this all written down, the bit of paper's been underfoot for months, and now I've lost it as soon as I want it.

NedSVS 13-11-06 08:32 PM

curveys use a 17mm spindle, pointys a 20mm spindle. So you'll need to change the bearings and probably the spacer between the bearings in the wheel hub.

21QUEST 13-11-06 10:14 PM

Previuosly I wrote some bollix:
Quote:

Originally Posted by 21QUEST
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mike1234
A K3 wheel is 20mm, can't remember what the earlier ones were.

Earlier ones are 20mm as well.

Cheers
Ben


This is correct


Quote:

Originally Posted by NedSVS
curveys use a 17mm spindle, pointys a 20mm spindle. So you'll need to change the bearings and probably the spacer between the bearings in the wheel hub.


Anyone that can tell me why I wrote that rubbish gets a prize :roll: :oops: :lol:



Cheers
Ben

BILLY 13-11-06 10:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 21QUEST
Previuosly I wrote some bollix:
Quote:

Originally Posted by 21QUEST
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mike1234
A K3 wheel is 20mm, can't remember what the earlier ones were.

Earlier ones are 20mm as well.

Cheers
Ben


This is correct


Quote:

Originally Posted by NedSVS
curveys use a 17mm spindle, pointys a 20mm spindle. So you'll need to change the bearings and probably the spacer between the bearings in the wheel hub.


Anyone that can tell me why I wrote that rubbish gets a prize :roll: :oops: :lol



Cheers
Ben

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Whats the prize? some GSXR wavey discs :D


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