ZXR750j1 factory alloy tank fittings??

[damo1]

Can some one help me out with some pics of the mounts for a alloy factory kit zxr tank?? 91-92 mod

I need some pics of the tank fitted - and also the tank removed. And also some shots of the box set up they run with the Factory kit tank.

They are completly different tanks and teh alloy one runs a big serg tank at the rear of it where the air box is. Did they run an air box??

Any info/ pics / ideas would be greatly appreciated.

Cheers damo

[Tack]

I have one and I can sell you the whole bike with TKA race engine for $5000.

[damo1]

O mate if i only had teh bucks

Any chance of some pics of the tank mounts front and rear and also the air box set up??

Cheers damo

[Tack]

Yes I'll take some pics of the tank and mounting bracket however I haven't got an original race air box. I've been trying for ages to find one but no luck. The closest I came was finding aftermarket superbike ones but they had just stopped making them and had just sold the last one!

[damo1]

So do you not run an airbox at all??

What set up you got going on under the tank??

Could you maybe take some shots of that for me as well??

Cheers damo

[Tack]

Yes I have two set ups....one where I run open velocity stacks that came with the race flat slides and mesh to prevent stones going in and the second is some socks that mount onto smaller velocity stacks.

I'll get pics for you today.

But let me tell you that the standard 91 J engine is not a good engine...as I've said elsewhere...it was built by the factory to comply with a 100hp limit ...so as strika pointed out....

"they wouldn't pull your brother off your sister. They were a mega short stroke motor with no torque but also ran out of puff up top, so the motor in stock form was useless."

That's why the race motor I have for it is a H motor modified to fit into the J chassis. So I would advise against doing any work to the J motor (unless your prepared to spend a fair amount of money) and probably say go get an early ZX9R engine and wack that in.

this page will give you the details:

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/webzxr/zxr ... xr7-9.html

[Tack]

alloy bracket in tank

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alloy bracket by itself

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front mounting same as standard tank

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FCR39 flatslides with open velocity stacks

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FCR39 flatslides with open velocity stacks

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[damo1]

Thats awesome mate cheers

The rear tank set up is the same as mine but the front mount you have is completely different.
Mine has what looks like half a hinge set up?? its a long cylinder type mount on the tank that looks as if it runs a pin through it to mounts on the frame.

Love those carb set ups- is that what they ran in that period of racing do you know??

[Tack]

Love those carb set ups- is that what they ran in that period of racing do you know??

I believe that they did run flatslides but I'm no expert on that era. Someone here might know.

Interestingly the race fairings I have for the bike came off a bike run in that era and they had the same paint scheme as the pic you posted.

[Maddog]

The rear tank set up is the same as mine but the front mount you have is completely different.
Mine has what looks like half a hinge set up?? its a long cylinder type mount on the tank that looks as if it runs a pin through it to mounts on the frame.

Do you mean like this..?
This is a ZX7 set up though

[damo1]

Cheers maddog thats exactly the same set up as mine.

Does your tank hinge up on it so you can get to the carbs and under the tank with out removal??

[maxi]

Love those carb set ups- is that what they ran in that period of racing do you know??

I believe that they did run flatslides but I'm no expert on that era. Someone here might know.

Interestingly the race fairings I have for the bike came off a bike run in that era and they had the same paint scheme as the pic you posted.

Can I ask did you obtain those fairings from "Race Glass" In Victoria and are they carbon/kevlar mix?
Cheers

[Maddog]

Cheers maddog thats exactly the same set up as mine.

Does your tank hinge up on it so you can get to the carbs and under the tank with out removal??

It does pivot on the hinge but not really enough...
It's easier to work on with out the tank so I take the tank off..
4 bolts and a quick release fuel line then I can take top of the ram air box off to access carbs.

[ducati_paul]

Racers Edge do fairings for the older bikes, I just tried to price some up for mine, I was hoping the ZX6 stuff would fit it but only the Ducktail was the same (which was the bit I really needed anyway!)
Here was the prices for the ZX6 stuff

Hi Paul
A full set of race fairings for your ZX6 95-97 includes an upper, belly, screen, front guard, ductail, all DZUS fasteners pre-fitted to the panels & all mount points pre-drilled -$1095 plus freight.
Individual panels:
upper -$395
belly - $295
screen -$100
ductail -$295
front guard -$125
Hopefully this helps...
lead time is approx 2 weeks -please let me know if you want to order or if I can give you any more info-
Thanks
Julie
Julie Maher Racers Edge 02 4572 3879

[Tack]

Love those carb set ups- is that what they ran in that period of racing do you know??

I believe that they did run flatslides but I'm no expert on that era. Someone here might know.

Interestingly the race fairings I have for the bike came off a bike run in that era and they had the same paint scheme as the pic you posted.

Can I ask did you obtain those fairings from "Race Glass" In Victoria and are they carbon/kevlar mix?
Cheers

Yes got them from Race glass came off a bike run by Micheal O'Connor..... an ex kawasaki factory rider I believe