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Project Grasshoppers FZR 3LN3

Discussion in 'Your 250cc Projects' started by GreyImport, Feb 16, 2014.

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  1. GreyImport

    GreyImport Administrator Staff Member The Chief Contributing Member

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  3. Grasshopper

    Grasshopper Well-Known Member Dirty Wheel Club

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    Here's a little update on the 3LN3
    fzr1.jpeg
    Loosened forks, cleaned up calipers and forks
    fzr2.jpeg
     
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    Seems the forks popped back into 'square' when we loosened the triple trees......
    someone has been playing about with it all as the bolts and screws were not 'factory tight'

    Hopefully it will all be 'correct' when we have the wheel on and all tightened up.
     
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    Should I loosen the steering stem also? ...... does having it 'done up' align the triple trees ?
     
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    and R7 (the best one) = 750cc
    R4 ready next year? My R4 won't be ready for an eternity.
     
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    Just loosen the top nut Grey, will help with re alignment.
     
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    17/56 is stock (428 chain ... 130 links min)

    13 is way too small and the chain will have been chewing into things.

    Have a play here , but stock is the way to go initially .

    http://www.gearingcommander.com/
     
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    This is wat I put on mine and as we discussed its terrible for 100kmh cruising

    1 x Yamaha FZR250 JT front sprocket, steel = $10.00
    Size 15t + $0.00
    1 x Yamaha FZR250 JT rear sprocket, steel = $48.00
    Size 57t + $0.00
     
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    Yeah I'm gonna go stock..
     
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    There is information on all of it if you look, but probably still in conception phase.
     
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    New front wheel bearings and seals ..... and I 'think' we may have straightened the front end skew... bit of high speed testing needed though.

    nearly looks like a bike ......

    3ln3 front.jpg 3ln3 front 2.jpg
     
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    This time next year?

    Caramel soup .....

    Caramel soup.jpg
     
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