hydraulic clutch conversion for stock side cover

He sells a hydraulic clutch conversion for stock side cover.

www.kleinanzeigen.de/s-anzeige/kawasaki-.../2784576738-306-2728

Bozo wrote:

I did the same to my Z1r, the GPZ900R slave fits to the original clutch cover with very minor modification I posted this on forum approx 12years ago). The other Bike "hybrid GPZ1100" has a different mechanism to the clutch rod using ball bearings/ cable, I actually found this to be a better system

Very nice! I found the old post  kzrider.com/forum/13-bike-related/598407...nth?start=720#749128

Made an adjustable clutch rod for testing. The rest of the slave mounting hardware will be in tomorrow.
 

I drilled threads out of the cover for testing. these could be flathead screws


inside


outside. Ill find something better, but these work for now (10mm socket doesnt fit inside clutch adjustment cover). mk1 Kz1000 and 650/750 dont have this issue


chain clearance to push rod. Adjustable clutch rod with set screw to lock in place.


clearance to chain guard. I modified the internal spring as the slave would hit the chain guard when actuated.... could shave the guard, but eh...


Ill test it out soon. maybe the weekend? No reason why it wouldnt work, though. And I need to look at the mk1 1000 and 750 versions to see if those work properly

Looks like it will get the job done, how do you plan to hold the piston during bleeding ?

Wookie58 wrote:

Looks like it will get the job done, how do you plan to hold the piston during bleeding ?

I'll find something around the shop to limit travel. Maybe bolt the cover to a piece of plywood and then something to brace the piston off of that.

If necessary.... As I have a vacuum bleeder.