This swing arm is supposed to be for a Euro FZR400.
I do know it is a factory piece because of the cast construction.
Not sure but all diamensions ,except adjusters, match my Deltabox.
What I need are the adjusters for a 17mm axle and the caliper bracket.
The tube inside diamensions are 28mm wide by 50mm tall.
Can anyone help?
Thanks.
More pics at http://www.noidly1.com/SwingArm.html
CBR929?
i'm not sure. but i have a 929. i don't think that's it, but i'll check when i get home.
If that is a modified FZR 400 swingarm (never seen one like it for a 400) then it is from years 88-89, so adjusters from that year should work. Sorry, sold all my 400 stuff last year.
As far as the brake caliper bracket goes it doesn't look like a stock one will work. Are you sure that's not from a FZR 750?
TS, I dont think its any old school Yamaha swinger. Looks nothing like my YZF750's not the 750 kit one either. Could be a 98 R1's
Quote from: Woofentino Pugrossi on July 10, 2007, 05:23:36 PM
TS, I dont think its any old school Yamaha swinger. Looks nothing like my YZF750's not the 750 kit one either. Could be a 98 R1's
Yeah, don't know what it's from
nope. not a 929
So far, no-one has been able to tell...
A friend thinks it may be a fzr400rrsp model or factory race model.
I've posted on this forum and WERA's forum and MCRA's forum.
Just renewed ExupBrotherhood's forum, and will post soon.
Anyone know of any Brit, Jap or Euro forums?
www.superbikesunlimited.com
contact this guy...
http://www.rocketjockeyracing.com/
I know he lived in japan for a bit, may have some info for ya.
Got a reply on ExupBrotherhood from an ausy says that it is a 3EN1.
Never heard of it... Since I don't know my Nomanclatures, I don't know what global region.
How many NumberLetterLetterNumber Combos ARE there for an FZR400/?
looks alot like the first gen R6 swingarm i have in the garage
Contact Steve Long from Speedwerks, he can probably tell you if this is for an FZR.
Speedwerks.com (http://speedwerks.com)
Yup, looks like a 3en1, 1988 in uk. Don't see too many about.
This might help for model identification;
http://www.madsi.co.uk/models.aspx (http://www.madsi.co.uk/models.aspx)
I'm in IL. I will be glad to make these parts .If you can supply prints or available parts and I will design axle pullbacks call @17082693102$$$ not so bad.REF.grasshopper.
Thanks to all.
From all the input I got and Jap domestic bile photos I found, Definatlly a 3EN1 FZR400 swinger.
Thanks again for input...
Quote from: resurrection on July 27, 2007, 07:40:05 PM
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So how did they work out? I was checking them out after Gus made them. Let us know.
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Gus at Resurrection did a great job making those up for me. They work fine.
Kudos Gus.
Here is what I've got done so far.
3EN1 swinger, and a Penski 8983 shock, which is a tight fit...
http://www.noidly1.com/BikePics.html
Now I need to come up with a caliper bracket.
Caliper bracket almost dun .
wooooo weeeee it' s all that.
Kudos Gus.
Great job.
Go to http://www.noidly1.com/BrakeConversion.html
Scroll down to view the final result.
Thanks again.
It was a cool part to make.
ex#76 asked about CNC.
That piece was saw cut after layout then machined and contoured by hand, sand blasted and shipped .
We had a radius issue corrected and this is the finished brace