Newbie FZR owner.
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- ibby4585
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Newbie FZR owner.
Hi.
I'm usually over on the v4 section of the forum but I have finally got my hands on a rrsp
It is a cocktail 3tj7 totally standard but needs some loving. Im not the type to leave it in the corner and not use it. So it will be used a bit in the summer.
Has any other member got one so I can compare what's standard and what isn't?
Any advice on flatside carbs?
I know a bit about Nc30 but lost on these beasties! So be gentle.
Here are the pics of SP stood next to my TDR. WARNING!!! please wear sunglasses!!




Kris
I'm usually over on the v4 section of the forum but I have finally got my hands on a rrsp

It is a cocktail 3tj7 totally standard but needs some loving. Im not the type to leave it in the corner and not use it. So it will be used a bit in the summer.
Has any other member got one so I can compare what's standard and what isn't?
Any advice on flatside carbs?
I know a bit about Nc30 but lost on these beasties! So be gentle.
Here are the pics of SP stood next to my TDR. WARNING!!! please wear sunglasses!!




Kris
Last edited by ibby4585 on Sat Sep 22, 2012 11:15 am, edited 1 time in total.
- thunderace
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Re: Newbie FZR owner.
Not that I'm jealous in the slightest
Where are the photos?????

Where are the photos?????

Conventional wisdom says to know your limits. To know your limits you need to find them first. Finding your limits generally involves getting in over your head and hoping you live long enough to benefit from the experience. That's the fun part.
- cagiva996
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Re: Newbie FZR owner.
you know the rules-pictures or it didnt happen and lots of them
.ive got a 3tj2 sp and im sure all 3 versions were the same bar colour differences and the 3tj6 and 3tj7 got flatslide carbs.there were im sure only 500 bikes built of the 3tj6 and 500 3tj7 so its more exclusive than an owo1 in that respect.the diferences between the fzr400rr and the sp versions are(takes deep breath)
sp has close ratio gearbox
The clutches are different, the SP has 9 friction plates and 8 steels, RR has 8 friction plates and 7 steels
The wheel spacers are different. On the SP the spacers are attached to the wheels to make re-fitting the wheel to the bike easier:
SP has lighter valve buckets
SP has a different final drive ratio
SP has stronger valve springs
SP has paddock stand bobbin lugs welded to the swinging arm
SP has adjustable front suspension (Pre-Load, Compression Damping, Rebound Damping):
SP has adjustable rear suspension with a remote resevoir
SP has coolant running into the oil filter housing and therefore has an extra hose to the radiator So a different radiator
SP has a single seat unit (so no pillion pegs):
The rear caliper carrying plate is different, which also means the spacers are different widths. As the spacers are attached to the SP wheel this means you have to swap caliper carrying plates when swapping rear wheels. The SP carrier fits into the swingarm to help faster wheel changes and the washer that sticks out on the right side is the reason the other spacers are different widths.
sp has a different rear subframe
if you need to know anything just ask thre may be other differences but i cant remember,hope this helps.
ive also got an fzr400rr and 3tj2/6/7 parts catalogue on pdf if thtas any help

sp has close ratio gearbox
The clutches are different, the SP has 9 friction plates and 8 steels, RR has 8 friction plates and 7 steels
The wheel spacers are different. On the SP the spacers are attached to the wheels to make re-fitting the wheel to the bike easier:
SP has lighter valve buckets
SP has a different final drive ratio
SP has stronger valve springs
SP has paddock stand bobbin lugs welded to the swinging arm
SP has adjustable front suspension (Pre-Load, Compression Damping, Rebound Damping):
SP has adjustable rear suspension with a remote resevoir
SP has coolant running into the oil filter housing and therefore has an extra hose to the radiator So a different radiator
SP has a single seat unit (so no pillion pegs):
The rear caliper carrying plate is different, which also means the spacers are different widths. As the spacers are attached to the SP wheel this means you have to swap caliper carrying plates when swapping rear wheels. The SP carrier fits into the swingarm to help faster wheel changes and the washer that sticks out on the right side is the reason the other spacers are different widths.
sp has a different rear subframe
if you need to know anything just ask thre may be other differences but i cant remember,hope this helps.
ive also got an fzr400rr and 3tj2/6/7 parts catalogue on pdf if thtas any help
- ibby4585
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Re: Newbie FZR owner.
That's excellent cheers.
I may pm you for that parts catalogue if I may.
Will get some pics up shortly.
I may pm you for that parts catalogue if I may.
Will get some pics up shortly.
- cagiva996
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Re: Newbie FZR owner.
oooh my eyes!!
lovely sp ibby,your a lucky man im sure they only made 500 of the 3tj7 more exclusive than an owo1,and desmosedici.

- ibby4585
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Re: Newbie FZR owner.
Cheers. Yeah they are a bright pair of buggers arent they!!
I need to source a few bits for the SP then just a clean and freshen up for summer next year.
I need to source a few bits for the SP then just a clean and freshen up for summer next year.
- cagiva996
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Re: Newbie FZR owner.
what do you need,ive got some sp bits and bobs
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Re: Newbie FZR owner.
Very nice! What'll they do, mister?
Useful project bike parts and stuff and things-
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Titanium and Aluminium nuts & bolts-
www.pjcfasteners.com
www.projection-racing.com
Titanium and Aluminium nuts & bolts-
www.pjcfasteners.com
- ibby4585
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Re: Newbie FZR owner.
cagiva996 wrote:what do you need,ive got some sp bits and bobs
Takes a deep breath.
Front SP indicators
The black infill panel thingies, mine are chewed
Tailunit
Nosecone
The last two are going to be difficult to find I know.
- jim157
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Re: Newbie FZR owner.
Very nice Kris, very Miami vice! I seem to remember there were differences between UK bikes and Japanese market sp models, primarily lighting differences. Is that the case?
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