FZR400
Final KR Based Race Bike Project
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Re: Final KR Based Race Bike Project
FZR400
FZR600 even better =D> =D>
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Re: Final KR Based Race Bike Project
best is to stick the 600 in the 400 
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Re: Final KR Based Race Bike Project
You've hit the nail on the head

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Re: Final KR Based Race Bike Project
Thought I would just post some more detailed pics of how I'm doing the carb rubbers.
Here's one next to the standard PWK 28 rubber.


Here's one next to the standard PWK 28 rubber.


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Re: Final KR Based Race Bike Project
Nice Job Ben , looks good
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Thanks Steve.
I've now made a start on the airbox, which is probably going to be a few weeks work for me.

I've now made a start on the airbox, which is probably going to be a few weeks work for me.

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Re: Final KR Based Race Bike Project
is there any reason why the inlet manifold holes are offset towards the center line of the bike?
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Yes there is, it's because the KR frame is too narrow
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Re: Final KR Based Race Bike Project
Nice job there ben, I do like the intake manifolds never seen that before but good thinking batman
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Re: Final KR Based Race Bike Project
Hi Ben,
I like the QR fairing stays
Much better than standard =D>
I like the QR fairing stays
Much better than standard =D>
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Re: Final KR Based Race Bike Project
I appreciate this probably doesn't look too clever, but the final product will be no lesser standard than anything I have done on this project thus far.
I've taken some plasticard and created a basic airbox shape, to suit the area available to me. I have a few pieces left to add to it and holes to fill, but once it's done, I'll be able to create a mould from it using fibreglass.
It's going to be a muliple process effort to reach the final result, so I'll update the thread at each stage.
Bernie, you're welcome to stop by when ever you are passing to take a look and have a cuppa.

I've taken some plasticard and created a basic airbox shape, to suit the area available to me. I have a few pieces left to add to it and holes to fill, but once it's done, I'll be able to create a mould from it using fibreglass.
It's going to be a muliple process effort to reach the final result, so I'll update the thread at each stage.
Bernie, you're welcome to stop by when ever you are passing to take a look and have a cuppa.

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Re: Final KR Based Race Bike Project
Phase 2 of the airbox.
This is the first mould to create the plug from. I should be able to get the plug made up by the end of the week.

This is the first mould to create the plug from. I should be able to get the plug made up by the end of the week.

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As expected, I managed to get the plug made up and am trying it for size in situ with the bike and sub-frame. I need to clean it up, put nice radiuses on edges and give it all a polish, so its ready to create a nice mould from.
It's all a bit dusty at the moment, where I've sanded or trimmed bits, but I'm actually relatively happy with its fit and how it will look on the bike once I make the final part from carbon fibre.


Here you can see the shaping around the gas can for the shock

It's a good volume airbox considering the tight area I had to work around

Will update this thread with the airbox plug out of the bike all cleaned up and ready for the mould creation
It's all a bit dusty at the moment, where I've sanded or trimmed bits, but I'm actually relatively happy with its fit and how it will look on the bike once I make the final part from carbon fibre.


Here you can see the shaping around the gas can for the shock

It's a good volume airbox considering the tight area I had to work around

Will update this thread with the airbox plug out of the bike all cleaned up and ready for the mould creation