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1st Gen GSXR upgrade for GS1100ED
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Nice write up Posplayr!OK Since I'm back from the Shasta trip and have my chain well stretched, I cleaned up the bike and decided to do one last check on the wheel to wheel alignment and do a final chain alignment check.
I used a variation of the string method. I figured it out along the way
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So here is what I got from Katman- Qty 1 - 3/8" 530 counter sprocket
- Qty 1 - Sprocket side rear wheel spacer 25.5 mm = 1.0004?
- Qty 1 ? 10.5 mm brake side Bandit pivot spacer
- Qty 1 - 2.0 mm sprocket side Bandit pivot spacer.
- Stock GSXR Gen 1 brake arm
Note with that spacer combination the Bandit arm will be offset 4mm away from the brake master cylinder to make room for the stock ED push rod.
The sprocket side spacer is usually 4
In addition I used:
- Stock GSXR Gen 1 right side wheel spacer
- Modified Bandit Swing arm.
Results:
Chain aligned to 0.200" (countersprocket a NOT OUT FAR ENOUGH in otherwords a 5/8" offset would provide better chain alignment v.s. the 3/8")
Chain to tire clearance 5mm
Chain to upper Frame clearance 5.5 mm
Chain to lower ED foot peg mounts 2mm (this can be ground down easily if it were and issue).
Conclusion, my chain is splitting the available space nearly perfectly, but I have a bit of chain mis alignment. I will try and measure it again when I change the chain. I do have alaser but I could not get the chain master link off and will not till I get a new chain.
This is all pretty tricky business to get right, I wanna thank Rob(Katman), for getting me this far.
EDIT Will update again after doing some more research and measurements.
Right now the chain clearance to tire and frame is very nice (about 5mm each side), although I think there is about 0.080? of misalignment in the chain (rear sprocket is more outboard than the counter sprocket) . This is less than I originally thought because of difficulty measuring the chain. I finally just put a construction level against the back tire under the sprocket and it lines up to within one master link plate. The rear sprocket is too far outboard but no more spacer is available. Not sure how this worked out but doing 0.050-0.080? on the sprocket carrier would align it perfectly (if I was anal)
When I replace my chain, I will try and get a straight edge across the sprockets
I still have to recheck my allignment too! I guess mine is a bit off as well but its pretty close. So far my bike has not had any issues. What happened to the paint on the right side rear swing arm?? Looks like it has been rubbing on something!
Dont forget to pick up your glasses from under your bike before you roll it backwards!!!! :>Comment
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OK Here is what I have been up to . Please don't try this at home. You will realize how anal I am
(however it did work out well
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Might have to loose the showchrome thingy it is pretty cheap. Boy i gotts a lotta pictures but can only up load 1???? What gives?Last edited by posplayr; 02-06-2010, 09:41 PM.Comment
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Jim, good thing you've increased your electrical output. More input in your cockpit than a 747 pilot would get.Comment
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It's not to busy considering that when he does ride it's at one-thousand mile jaunts.
Also after what he saw me go through............Comment
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The cool think is going to be the batter charger to the left. Trickle charger input of Blackberry charger for trips.
I was gonna deep 6 the show chrome, but after cutting the clear shrink tubing off it restored the function (the shrink wrap was pushing the buttons in cornfusing the bugger)
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Just got done, pulling the guage apart and putting the red condom on the back lighting to better macth the yellow/orange ED lighting. Also redrilled the hole on the pressure damper to get it a little more responsive. Still very smooth but moves better. At about 2K cold I'm at 10-11 psiComment
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80GS1000
What, no data logging?
NASA would be proud with all those instruments.
Love the bike, bet it's a hoot to ride.
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Detroit Diesel Man
That is too cool!Comment
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as well as serve as a rubber mounted curb feeler
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