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Engines in, wheels on, rear undertray fitted, all wired up and it turns over.
Need a few small parts to finish. (See my wanted post)

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its getting their m8 :D :nod:
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yzfnewboy wrote:its getting their m8 :D :nod:
Yup, a few fiddly parts to get, just waiting on a R6 rear disc for my conversion like yours, then just need to repair and paint panels and tank.

Then its on to my "secret" next project........ :unibrow:
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rf9rider wrote:
yzfnewboy wrote:its getting their m8 :D :nod:
just waiting on a R6 rear disc for my conversion like yours,
it works well but had to fit the r6 master cylinder as well ,couldnt get a good feel for the brake with the yzf one on :\
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Change of plan, im fitting a rear blue spot calliper now.
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rf9rider wrote:Change of plan, im fitting a rear blue spot calliper now.
not so easy ,looked into that could be botherd with extrs work ,cos iam a lazy git :nod:
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Whats not so easy?
Ive measured up and looks like its an almost straight swap?
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seem to think the caliper bracket was going to be a pain and the early r6 1 fitted on underneath easier ,if you get blue spot fitted post pic ,would like to see how u did it ,you know wot its like 2 people can look at the same problem and come up with different answers :nod:
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According to measurements ive been given, the R1 disc is the same diameter as yzf750, the calliper bracket is the same thickness where the spindle goes through, so no need for spacers, the torque arm could fit on the original calliper mounting hole, so unless i`m missing something, it looks a straightforward swap. Unless anyone knows better?
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its not a straight swop m8 ,the r6/r1 rear disk is smaller in diameter , i know had to get 1 to fit, :\ the bracket is 3mm thinner so spacer needed and thats just to start with :rolleyes:
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yzfnewboy wrote:its not a straight swop m8 ,the r6/r1 rear disk is smaller in diameter , i know had to get 1 to fit, :\ the bracket is 3mm thinner so spacer needed and thats just to start with :rolleyes:
Perhaps someones give me the wrong measurements?
I`ll have to look into this a little futher.
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maybe it's just the R6 disc that's smaller- 220mm?

the R1 caliper/bracket i have fit my T/Ace wheel which has a 245mm dia. disc;

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it's not a straight swap though, the R1 caliper bracket needs a thicker offside wheel spacer, or a washer between it and the wheel as it fouls the disc bolts.
I may try countersinking the disc bolt holes in the disc and use countersunk screws, but the bracket might still just touch the outer part of the disc when it's torqued up, and the caliper will need shimming out a couple of mm to centre it on the disc.
The R1 bracket doesn't use a torque arm either, so you can either fab a longer arm to fit to the caliper mounting bolt, or bolt some angle ally to the bottom of the s/arm to replicate the R1 fixing.
i've seen a guide on here somewhere, i'll post it up if i can find it.
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New chain and sprockets fitted......

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Callipers stripped, overhauled, new pads, Goodrich hoses fitted and bled....

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