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I received a reply, and they have nothing that will work for the ZX-7R. So he say's. Anyone know if there is any 2004 models that would have a similar shock that I could make work?

Thanks, Cheesy!

Quarkz wrote:You crazy kids putting engines were you shouldn't!

Ya nothing for the 7R as well But I e-mailed them asking which one if any would fit my application, and what if any mods. are required. I'm waiting to hear back from them. I'll keep you informed!!!

Later, Cheesy!

Was just checking out the OHLINS post, and thought I'd bring this local suspension company to light. As much as I like OHLINS, I think ELKA's shocks are far sexier Just my opinion! Check the site out though, if your in the market for an upgrade it may be well worth your time. Appearently their ...

Not sure what the suspension mods. where, but he said the forks where re-valved. Good point though, I'll check into it

I'd say go with the first one. But I'm anxious to see the black/green flames as well.

Dave
I isn't there something about the rev limiter on the 7 being set higher than the 9 motor should rev ??? Hey I could be wrong
Mario

I know the guy said that he had to use the ZX-9R Wiring harness, is this possibly one of the reasons why? Or would this have anything to do with it?

Dave ...

Nice Link......Thanks Spekt-r!

Hey All,

I am looking into buying a '96 ZX-7R, with a 9R engine conversion. I can pick it up for $3000cdn. Was just curios if any of you had any knowledge of performance gains, handling loss, or any other pro's / con's with this conversion. The obvious pro. would be that I would be insuring a ...

I'm personally partial to the Micron, because of the anodized look and nice throaty sound to it. Not sure what the exchange and duty would be, but here in Canada Hindle is the only way to go. You get an excellent quality pipe with sweet sound and performance, for half the price of similar models ...