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    shit thats alot of work and money! I thought it was cheap like u buy the bike and race it?
    on a stock '89 ZXR400 i bet with a set of tyres youd see easy 1:10's.. and whats one worth ? $2000?

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    well mine so far owes me $4000 to get on the track. 2k to buy then all the other bits it needed to be track worthy.
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    Yeh spose that sucks but still! I honestly reckon Pre 89 can be won or if not at least get top finishes on a stock ZXR400.. like i said last time my mate got 2nd running a 1:12 or something like that around pukekohe - either way my sick VFR had pulled a better time and a stock 89 ZXR would be putting out the same if not better horespower aswell as has the nice firm suspension std!.. And this is at pukekohe, imagine Taupo, a 400 would really show those big GSXR1100's!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kwaka-Kid
    Yeh spose that sucks but still! I honestly reckon Pre 89 can be won or if not at least get top finishes on a stock ZXR400.. like i said last time my mate got 2nd running a 1:12 or something like that around pukekohe - either way my sick VFR had pulled a better time and a stock 89 ZXR would be putting out the same if not better horespower aswell as has the nice firm suspension std!.. And this is at pukekohe, imagine Taupo, a 400 would really show those big GSXR1100's!
    You sure?! I saw a guy on a GSX750F, no top fairing absolute shit box lapping Puke in 1.07 in standard Metzeler street tyres.

    Christ! The thing didn't even have a pipe.

    My 750 weighs only 179kg in road trim. A ZXR400 is surprisingly close to that and I've got 1 3/4 the power and a shitload more torque.

    Remember, 3secs a lap is 30second difference in a 10 lap race. That's not exactly a close race.
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    Yip i saw that guy on the gsx750f and man he was quick. WT you gonna be posting pics of all the progress?????

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    Quote Originally Posted by aff-man
    Yip i saw that guy on the gsx750f and man he was quick. WT you gonna be posting pics of all the progress?????
    Sure will, but fuck I'm lazy!
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    Quote Originally Posted by White trash
    You sure?! I saw a guy on a GSX750F, no top fairing absolute shit box lapping Puke in 1.07 in standard Metzeler street tyres.

    Christ! The thing didn't even have a pipe.

    My 750 weighs only 179kg in road trim. A ZXR400 is surprisingly close to that and I've got 1 3/4 the power and a shitload more torque.

    Remember, 3secs a lap is 30second difference in a 10 lap race. That's not exactly a close race.
    That guy was pitted next to me at the april track day.
    He is a pommy racer with I think he said 5 seasons or racing behind him.
    The pommy race season isn't like ours. Basicly theres racing everyweekend from spring to almost winter.
    But yea He was friggin quick on that old shitbox
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    yeah fair enough WT, i do see your point i guess - all im saying is what ive seen of Pre 89!!! My mate honestly came 2nd with a tricked up Yoshi 1100, running 1:12somethings, now call him a shit rider - doesnt bother me but either way the bugger still got 2nd place.. im just saying hand us a stock ZXR400 and shes good for 1:10's i reckon, few mods and someone with talent will bring out 1:07's..

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    Add to the total $60 for a rear wheel. Kindly sourced by Celticno6.

    Cheers for that dude.

    I've also just ordered a new fairing frame which Colemans had as dead stock. This fucken things almost going to be too good to race.
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    Quote Originally Posted by White trash
    Add to the total $60 for a rear wheel. Kindly sourced by Celticno6.

    Cheers for that dude.

    I've also just ordered a new fairing frame which Colemans had as dead stock. This fucken things almost going to be too good to race.
    Hey WT what rear wheel are you fitting (guess you've gone 17")?
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    Quote Originally Posted by kerryg
    Hey WT what rear wheel are you fitting (guess you've gone 17")?
    Nah, I'm actually sticking with the 18 at the moment. At least untill the Ohlins goes in to get some ride height.
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    Quote Originally Posted by White trash
    Nah, I'm actually sticking with the 18 at the moment. At least untill the Ohlins goes in to get some ride height.
    I put a GSXR1100F?G?H? 18" wheel on the rear of my GSXR750G (which has just been sold to a lucky KBer down your way) and it gained me 1/2" and it was SWEET.
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    So WT

    It's been almost a month now, Where's the pics ya slack bugger!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Eddieb
    So WT

    It's been almost a month now, Where's the pics ya slack bugger!
    Jeez Eddie its at the back of WMCC's workshop. Go round and see WT and he'll show you the bike....

    and maybe even his dyno printout showing 130rwhp...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Eddieb
    So WT

    It's been almost a month now, Where's the pics ya slack bugger!
    Ah fuck! Sorry Eddie, I didn't think anyone was interested.
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