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Replied by Mikaw on topic Looking for updating my Z1000J 1983
06 Jan 2020 13:02
Mikaw
No eBay APP ID and/or Cert ID defined in Kunena configurationIf your still looking
Replied by Scirocco on topic Looking for updating my Z1000J 1983
02 Jan 2020 03:29
Scirocco
No eBay APP ID and/or Cert ID defined in Kunena configurationHere is an ebay (Germany) gs1100 swing arm for sale.
Replied by Escobar89 on topic Looking for updating my Z1000J 1983
01 Jan 2020 21:55
Escobar89
Apperently it seems that there is no gs1100 swing arm for sale at all, guess you guys take them as fast as they is put on ebay :laugh:
However, as another person said, was that The swing from the gpz1100 woyld work, correct? And if so, does i have to modifie it very much? The pivot axles and diameters was exactly between The gs1000,..
Here is swing arm on ebay, from. The gpz though. So, what do you guys say about it? Is it a lost case directly maybe?[ebayhttps://www.ebay.com/itm/Kawasaki-GPZ-1100-KZT10B-Hinterradschwinge-Schwinge-swing-arm/332599816230?hash=item4d707e7026:g:gpQAAOSw7WJaumD8[/ebay]
Thanks for your proffesional help guys!
However, as another person said, was that The swing from the gpz1100 woyld work, correct? And if so, does i have to modifie it very much? The pivot axles and diameters was exactly between The gs1000,..
Here is swing arm on ebay, from. The gpz though. So, what do you guys say about it? Is it a lost case directly maybe?[ebayhttps://www.ebay.com/itm/Kawasaki-GPZ-1100-KZT10B-Hinterradschwinge-Schwinge-swing-arm/332599816230?hash=item4d707e7026:g:gpQAAOSw7WJaumD8[/ebay]
Thanks for your proffesional help guys!
Replied by 650ed on topic All Balls Steering Head Bearing Question
31 Dec 2019 08:20
650ed
Rick H. wrote: Thank you for the responses guys. I discovered when I took apart the swingarm to replace the needle bearings and sleeve that it had NEVER been greased. This was evidenced by no grease what-so-ever inside the zerk fitting on the swingarm. It looked brand new shiny clean. So I doubt it even had a shot of grease at the factory when it was built. At least when I took apart the steering head bearings they had a some grease on them, probably from the initial build, but it had long ago dried to brown clumpy dirt. How on earth people can be so negligent in their maintenance on a motorcycle is beyond me.
To 650ed: I don't know how it happened, but your post with the torque wrench length chart disappeared.
Rick H.
I screwed up, but it's back now. Ed
Replied by zed1015 on topic All Balls Steering Head Bearing Question
31 Dec 2019 07:58
zed1015
The Japs were always stingy with the grease.Rick H. wrote: Thank you for the responses guys. I discovered when I took apart the swingarm to replace the needle bearings and sleeve that it had NEVER been greased. This was evidenced by no grease what-so-ever inside the zerk fitting on the swingarm. It looked brand new shiny clean.
Rick H.
They hardly ever put any in at the factory.
Not uncommon for s/a spindles to be seized in the bearings especially if its been at home in a wet part of the country.
Replied by Rick H. on topic All Balls Steering Head Bearing Question
31 Dec 2019 07:40 - 31 Dec 2019 07:46
Rick H.
Thank you for the responses guys. I discovered when I took apart the swingarm to replace the needle bearings and sleeve that it had NEVER been greased. This was evidenced by no grease what-so-ever inside the zerk fitting on the swingarm. It looked brand new shiny clean. So I doubt it even had a shot of grease at the factory when it was built. At least when I took apart the steering head bearings they had a some grease on them, probably from the initial build, but it had long ago dried to brown clumpy dirt. How on earth people can be so negligent in their maintenance on a motorcycle is beyond me.
To 650ed: I don't know how it happened, but your post with the torque wrench length chart disappeared.
Rick H.
To 650ed: I don't know how it happened, but your post with the torque wrench length chart disappeared.
Rick H.
Replied by Escobar89 on topic Looking for updating my Z1000J 1983
29 Dec 2019 21:49
Escobar89
Fo you think that The swing arm from The gs1000r is working as well there are plenty of those on ebay.
Replied by Escobar89 on topic Looking for updating my Z1000J 1983
28 Dec 2019 15:21
Escobar89
That sounds Great mate! Would you be able to recommend any rear absorber that would work with The swing arm from The gs1100e?
Any other mods that would be needed to fit The swing arm?
(sorry for my bad english, i'm from sweden :lol:)
Any other mods that would be needed to fit The swing arm?
(sorry for my bad english, i'm from sweden :lol:)
Replied by baldy110 on topic Looking for updating my Z1000J 1983
28 Dec 2019 07:52 - 28 Dec 2019 07:53
baldy110
The 82 Suzuki GS1100E swingarm is a really easy swap. Its boxed aluminum, 2" longer and a 150 tire will fit. It requires a different set of shocks but your replacing those anyway.
Looking for updating my Z1000J 1983 was created by Escobar89
27 Dec 2019 17:05
Escobar89
So,
I just bought a kz1000/Z1000 from 1983. I am looking for update it with some higher rear absorber, wider swing arm and wider wheels, including some minor parts like newer foot pegs/shifter.
Do you guys have any idea, what kind of swing arm that would work out with at least custom built at least.
My first post, so i might put the questions in wrong subject, sorry for that if so
Thanks in advance!
Regards.
I just bought a kz1000/Z1000 from 1983. I am looking for update it with some higher rear absorber, wider swing arm and wider wheels, including some minor parts like newer foot pegs/shifter.
Do you guys have any idea, what kind of swing arm that would work out with at least custom built at least.
My first post, so i might put the questions in wrong subject, sorry for that if so
Thanks in advance!
Regards.
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