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DEATH_INC.
22nd January 2008, 21:41
I'm looking for some to try in the srad. I believe they'll fit. Anyone got some cheap? Must be a few of ya that have put kits in there....

Pussy
22nd January 2008, 21:57
I'm looking for some to try in the srad. I believe they'll fit. Anyone got some cheap? Must be a few of ya that have put kits in there....

Try Robert Taylor... he may have some. I've got a set of stock internals for a K6 750, but I'll probably hold on to them

cowpoos
22nd January 2008, 22:39
I'm looking for some to try in the srad. I believe they'll fit. Anyone got some cheap? Must be a few of ya that have put kits in there....
I threw mine in the bin sorry bro...try robert...either that...buy my 810 [getting awefully cheap now!!]

Cajun
23rd January 2008, 17:43
i got a set of k4 600 stock springs you are welcome to have Death

DEATH_INC.
23rd January 2008, 17:51
Cheers, but they're prolly a bit soft....

cowpoos
23rd January 2008, 18:50
Cheers, but they're prolly a bit soft....
I'll give you some springs to suit your weight!!!




as long as you buy the 810...lol

Pussy
23rd January 2008, 18:53
I'll give you some springs to suit your weight!!!




as long as you buy the 810...lol

Hey, Poos, anyone would think you want to sell the 810 :rolleyes:

ArcherWC
23rd January 2008, 18:55
Cheers, but they're prolly a bit soft....

Bwahahahahahahahaha:dodge:

cowpoos
24th January 2008, 09:25
Hey, Poos, anyone would think you want to sell the 810 :rolleyes:
maybe ;) ...infact John!!!you should buy it...it would make your arse look slim!! and you could paint it to match your toe nails etc?

Pussy
24th January 2008, 10:02
maybe ;) ...infact John!!!you should buy it...it would make your arse look slim!! and you could paint it to match your toe nails etc?

Your arse still looks fat on it..... and the last colour it was painted didn't go with your lippy :2thumbsup

Anyway, I'm too slow to be punting around on a racebike. As mentioned in the past.... I hold a lap record at Manfeild.... the slowest lap on one of Brian Bernard's K3 1000 superbikes, set in 2004. Yet to be beaten

GSVR
1st February 2008, 10:18
Your arse still looks fat on it..... and the last colour it was painted didn't go with your lippy :2thumbsup

Anyway, I'm too slow to be punting around on a racebike. As mentioned in the past.... I hold a lap record at Manfeild.... the slowest lap on one of Brian Bernard's K3 1000 superbikes, set in 2004. Yet to be beaten

I'm sure Poos did a slower lap in the scrub in at the Vic Club round a couple of years back. Still waiting for the lap to be completed.

R6_kid
1st February 2008, 16:59
I've got one complete GSXR1000K3/4 fork if that's any help? I have it on trademe for $150

FROSTY
1st February 2008, 20:09
Andy --the SV has 1.1 front springs that the lads are hauling out--you're welcolm to them

cowpoos
1st February 2008, 20:21
I'm sure Poos did a slower lap in the scrub in at the Vic Club round a couple of years back. Still waiting for the lap to be completed.
it was completed you smart arse....for some reason we didn't drive back thur the slip road...we did a full lap of the track on the trailer!! lol

DEATH_INC.
8th February 2008, 18:00
Andy --the SV has 1.1 front springs that the lads are hauling out--you're welcolm to them
Crikey! they're a stiff spring orright.....if ya turfing them I'll give 'em a go though...
I got the internals from a K3, but none of the bits fit :( I did use the springs and the valving shims though. And I was blown away to discover that the srad piston design is waaaayyyy better than the K3......

FROSTY
9th February 2008, 07:30
Crikey! they're a stiff spring orright.....if ya turfing them I'll give 'em a go though...
I got the internals from a K3, but none of the bits fit :( I did use the springs and the valving shims though. And I was blown away to discover that the srad piston design is waaaayyyy better than the K3......
yea um It turns out there was nothing really wrong with my front forks.
They aren't damaged and they are really clean inside.-Must have been the 10 odd oil changes they had.
Just that everything was set up for a much heavier bike.
The reason nothing seemed to work was the shim stacks were all wrong and the springs waaay too hard.

DEATH_INC.
10th February 2008, 12:43
yea um It turns out there was nothing really wrong with my front forks.
They aren't damaged and they are really clean inside.-Must have been the 10 odd oil changes they had.
Just that everything was set up for a much heavier bike.
The reason nothing seemed to work was the shim stacks were all wrong and the springs waaay too hard.
Yep, no amount of adjuster twiddling will fix 'em if the internals aren't right....