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Re: zx10 swing arm

Postby Wattie » Wed Mar 06, 2013 11:30 am

NINJAINOZ wrote:Wattie, What is the other ZX10 swingarm you have like? Does it have much damage?
Can you post some pics of it

I am thinking about collecting the parts over time & doing the ZX10 conversion at a later date

Read the posts.
I don't have any swingarms ;-)
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Re: zx10 swing arm

Postby Disco » Wed Mar 06, 2013 11:41 am

Wattie will one of your swingarms fit in my 07 ZX6?
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Re: zx10 swing arm

Postby piggo » Mon Mar 11, 2013 3:51 pm

thanks for that swing arm madkaw and delivery service was first class wattie thank you. finally got onto the drawings for the spacers which is cool got hold of a zx10 rear wheel and brake caliper now searching for a zx10 rear shock with linkage. fellows cant thank yous enough for you help will keep you posted on progress.

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Re: zx10 swing arm

Postby NINJAINOZ » Mon Mar 11, 2013 4:17 pm

How much roughly did the wheel & caliper set you back?
Are you sure you need the ZX10 linkage? I thought you could use the ZX7 linkage & just slide the shock in?
Obviously they will end up at different heights one way or the other?

Did you have to look around for the drawings of the spacers etc?
I posted the link back on the second page in this thread>
http://www.google.com.au/url?sa=t&rct=j ... 8975,d.dGI
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Re: zx10 swing arm

Postby NINJAINOZ » Mon Mar 11, 2013 4:59 pm

I rounded up a heap of pics from other forums, I have the ZX7 spacer diagram & a word DOC guide to fit the ZX10 swingarm on a ZX7 but they are too big too upload here (PM if you would like me to send them to you)>

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Re: zx10 swing arm

Postby piggo » Mon Mar 11, 2013 6:18 pm

wheel with axle and spacer with nut, caliper. mounting bracket and swing arm shaft set me back just short of 500 it all looks pretty straight
not sure about linkage maybe i can use the 7 have to do more reading on this one but chasing a zx10 rear shock and i will have all the bits to give it a go. have drawings to make the spacers so hope all goes well. i suppose ride height will be diffrent so have to work out to get this right but all good fun

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Re: zx10 swing arm

Postby NINJAINOZ » Mon Mar 11, 2013 6:40 pm

Notice the weight differences between the 2? I have found a few of the weights of different parts here & there, If anyone can add (Or correct) please let me know & I will edit/add

Swingarm (-3.3kg)
ZX10 04/05 4.9kg
ZX7 8.2 kg

Rear wheel (-3kg)
ZX10 15kg
ZX7 18kg

Shock (-1kg)
ZX10 2.5kg
ZX7 3.5kg

Front wheel
ZX10 ????
ZX7 12.7kg

Rear caliper
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Re: zx10 swing arm

Postby NINJAINOZ » Thu Apr 11, 2013 8:30 pm

Damn you Piggo, Look what you have gone & made me do, Some of the pics are cut off (right click on the pic then click view image for those that dont know)

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Re: zx10 swing arm

Postby Gosling1 » Thu Apr 11, 2013 9:14 pm

nice work mate, love posts like this with good pics and specs.

I have a Crim swingarm to fit to a 1983 GPz1100A1 :shock: will need different spacers to yours but the concept is the same :lol:
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Re: zx10 swing arm

Postby NINJAINOZ » Thu Apr 11, 2013 9:42 pm

All the pics above my last post were from forums all over, The spacers I used were similar to those pictured above but I actually simplified it more
I should have taken some pics of my ZX10 to ZXR 750 swingarm spacers etc to show how easy it is
I went & bought another OEM ZX10 spacer (Just under $10) the same as the left side spacer, Part number 92152-1234 & fitted it on the right side (this might work for you too Gosling1?) & had the hex section skimmed off the ZX10 pivot bolt, The rest is pretty easy

OEM diagram for those in need>
http://www.motosport.com/AU/motorcycle/ ... source=oem

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Re: zx10 swing arm

Postby Gosling1 » Thu Apr 11, 2013 9:53 pm

cheers :kuda: - the swingarm pivot mounting system on the old GPz1100 is waaay different to the ZX7 or ZX10. I will have to fabricate a long tube spacer as the OEM pivot bolt is only 14mm on the old girls :shock:
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Re: zx10 swing arm

Postby NINJAINOZ » Thu Apr 11, 2013 9:59 pm

Not enough meat to bore the frame holes out 6mm on each side?
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Re: zx10 swing arm

Postby Gosling1 » Thu Apr 11, 2013 10:13 pm

thats the rub - the frame only has a hole on 1 side - on the other side, the end of the pivot bolt has a clamp that bolts over the pivot bolt and onto the frame :shock: its nothing at all like the beam-frames, its old-school steel tube. If I bored this out 6mm, the clamp would only be 3 or 4mm thick :lol:

Its no real biggy, I just have to go about the conversion a little differently than how you have done yours. The best part about the conversion is that the ZX10 swingarm pretty much slides into the GPz frame easily - the pivot-section is almost identical in width to the GPz swingarm......

One other thing I have to do - is off-set the linkages, as the 1100 frame had the shock smack in the middle of the frame, not offset to the left like on a 10. This is a fairly easy job as well.....

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Re: zx10 swing arm

Postby NINJAINOZ » Wed Apr 24, 2013 5:52 am

Any progress with your swingarm conversion Piggo?
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Re: zx10 swing arm

Postby US ZX7R P1 » Fri Mar 28, 2014 5:17 pm

Hello mates, I'm new to this site and it looks like it has a lot of great info. I'm from the states and I own a '96 ZX7R that I'm doing ZX10R suspension swap on ('07 fork tubes with custom billet aluminum triple trees(uses stock 7R bearings with 50mm fork tube openings for 10r fork tubes), front wheel,'09 calipers and '05 swing arm, rear wheel, etc.). I already have the parts and dropped off the PDF file for the spacers (that I got from redmonkey.com, but that website is no longer up) at the machine shop 2 days ago. NINJAINOZ in the 4th pic from the top (not including the 1st pic of the spacer dimensions ) that you posted in the "spacers diagram" post how much of the spacer needs to cut off to sit on the little ledge that's on the inside of the frame (left side) ? Also what's the best material to make the spacers out of stainless steel or aluminum ? I'm having them made out of stainless steel but I can call my machinist and have them made out of aluminum if it's better to use than stainless (he has a couple projects ahead of mine). Your response would be GREATLY appreciated as there's only 3 ZX7R's in my city (including mine) and I would like to stand apart from the rest. Thank you in advance for your help, cheers.
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