600rr or alternate fuel tank on F4i?
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600rr or alternate fuel tank on F4i?
humor me, before i get the "just buy a 600rr" comments
i'm looking to drop weight on a track-only f4i. i see the giant steel fuel tank and wonder if there's a way to use a 600rr plastic tank and a custom made cover on the f4i. I suppose it doesn't have to be from a 600rr, but it seems easier to get one from a parted rr than it is to fab one.
initial issues to me seem to be fuel pump clearance or fuel pump compatibility b/w the two models. fabbing a CF cover will be some work, but i think i'll be able to do it with my current setup. also, i don't need 4 gals of fuel at the track. the other issue is making sure it's safe.
anybody have some insight?
i'm looking to drop weight on a track-only f4i. i see the giant steel fuel tank and wonder if there's a way to use a 600rr plastic tank and a custom made cover on the f4i. I suppose it doesn't have to be from a 600rr, but it seems easier to get one from a parted rr than it is to fab one.
initial issues to me seem to be fuel pump clearance or fuel pump compatibility b/w the two models. fabbing a CF cover will be some work, but i think i'll be able to do it with my current setup. also, i don't need 4 gals of fuel at the track. the other issue is making sure it's safe.
anybody have some insight?
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RE: 600rr or alternate fuel tank on F4i?
it probably is for safety reasons, but it's smaller and closer to the bike's center of mass. basically, if i could move the heavy tank and the fuel inside closer to the center of mass, it'd be better than the current arrangement. i think i may have to go with a custom fabbed steel fuel cell, since i'm sure the RR's airbox arrangement is smaller or at least makes room for the tank. i guess i'll do some research on a friend's rr and come back with some findings.
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