ZX6 Build Thread
#21
10-08-2011, 06:19 PM
few more updates:
Working under a tent now:
The canopy is amazing and allows me to work without worrying about the weather being a jerk. Even leaves falling into a carb (which happened) is a pain.
Putting the bike back together.
Custom air filter (.50)
Airbox on:
Update:
So she starts now every time, and i havent tried it with the choke off yet, but the pilot jets are struggling that's for sure.
Seafoam anyone?
Working under a tent now:
The canopy is amazing and allows me to work without worrying about the weather being a jerk. Even leaves falling into a carb (which happened) is a pain.
Putting the bike back together.
Custom air filter (.50)
Airbox on:
Update:
So she starts now every time, and i havent tried it with the choke off yet, but the pilot jets are struggling that's for sure.
Seafoam anyone?
#22
10-08-2011, 06:22 PM
forgot to mention:
Im trying to get this bike on the road in a month:
its been about a week... you think i can pull it off?
Things to do:
-Repair small frame nicks and damage
-Put new parts on (shifter and rear brake assy)
-Recover seat (its in bad shape)
-Repair fairings and repaint
-Rebuild calipers/grease axels and clean swing
-Put bike back together
-New tires
Im trying to get this bike on the road in a month:
its been about a week... you think i can pull it off?
Things to do:
-Repair small frame nicks and damage
-Put new parts on (shifter and rear brake assy)
-Recover seat (its in bad shape)
-Repair fairings and repaint
-Rebuild calipers/grease axels and clean swing
-Put bike back together
-New tires
#23
10-09-2011, 07:20 AM
#24
10-15-2011, 11:48 AM
#25
10-15-2011, 11:50 AM
#27
10-15-2011, 03:23 PM
#28
10-16-2011, 03:44 AM
apparently the zx6e is notorious for wearing out the second gear early, and instead, i have to shift to third, or the second gear forces it back into neutral.
ive read countless tutorials on doing it, and its actually rather simple if you are mechanically inclined, (pulling the shift drum and replacing a few gears).
Ill probably be gathering funds to do that as well in the next month, but right now is the fairing rebuild. ill keep you guys posted.
ive read countless tutorials on doing it, and its actually rather simple if you are mechanically inclined, (pulling the shift drum and replacing a few gears).
Ill probably be gathering funds to do that as well in the next month, but right now is the fairing rebuild. ill keep you guys posted.
#29
10-16-2011, 07:01 AM
apparently the zx6e is notorious for wearing out the second gear early, and instead, i have to shift to third, or the second gear forces it back into neutral.
ive read countless tutorials on doing it, and its actually rather simple if you are mechanically inclined, (pulling the shift drum and replacing a few gears).
Ill probably be gathering funds to do that as well in the next month, but right now is the fairing rebuild. ill keep you guys posted.
ive read countless tutorials on doing it, and its actually rather simple if you are mechanically inclined, (pulling the shift drum and replacing a few gears).
Ill probably be gathering funds to do that as well in the next month, but right now is the fairing rebuild. ill keep you guys posted.
This is what happenes when you don't buy a Honda.
#30
10-16-2011, 10:08 AM
yea second gear slips into neutral, but she hits 50pmh+ in first gear like a champ.
Better throttle response than my f3....
but yea.. my f3 has second gear
