Can anyone tell me, how much fork oil per leg, in an 1987 FZR750. Got me some new oil, drianed the old stuff, and cant find the piece of paper with how much i need from last time I did it!
Can anyone tell me, how much fork oil per leg, in an 1987 FZR750. Got me some new oil, drianed the old stuff, and cant find the piece of paper with how much i need from last time I did it!
You obviously have a computer and a connection. Google it fuckwit.
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Nah you're thinking of fork oil quantity. I believe he's after firk oil levels.Originally Posted by rudolph
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did it have the measurement in mm from the top with the spring out , its prolly a better way to do itOriginally Posted by rudolph
as long as there even
it did matter to me , less air gap is like having a stiffer springOriginally Posted by rudolph
dosn't need to be bang on .005 mm
Is this because frosty had a bitch at you on the track day? Screw it man you dont need oil!
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Yeah don't put oil in use vasaline. Just heat it up on the stove and pour down each fork leg. Maybe put in a few drops of eucalyptus oil as well then your bike has less chance of catching the flue this winter.
No seriously what you should do is splash out on a new ohlins front end. I know I would if I wasn't so broke.
Amount of fork oil isn't a big issue just as long as the same amount is in each leg. Take the caps off remove the springs and bottom out the suspension. Then pour some in each leg till the oil is around (around 160mm for my SV which has similar forks) from the top (Measure with a 150mm rule or just a stick) then lift the suspension to top it out put the springs back and replace the caps.
dont forget to pump them to get all the air out b4 measuring .Originally Posted by garry h
if your a broke prick transoil works ok and is about 10wt
Sorry Drew, just noticed this thread.
434cc oil.
With the fork fully compressed, measure 138mm below the top of the inner fork tube.
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yEP THOSE WILL WORK FINE BUT ABOUT 100YEARS AGO WHEN I RACED ONE WE USED 10WT OIL AND FILLED IT TO 125MM GAP WITHOUT THE SPRINGS AND THE FORKS FULLY COMPRESSED. IT GAVE THEM MUCH BETTER MID CORNER HANDLING.Originally Posted by riffer
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EH? WHAT ARE YOU ON? IT MAKES A HELL OF A DIFFERENCE. THINK OF IT LIKE AN EXTRA SPRING IF YA REDUCE THE AIR GAP YOU NEED MORE FORCE TO COMPRESS THE LESS VOLUME OF AIR. iTS SIMPLE PHYSICS.Originally Posted by Garry H
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