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Author: | argento102 [ June 24th, 2015, 2:15 pm ] |
Post subject: | Old School Zx7R Build |
Built a 97 zx7r to endurance spec using '04 zx10r complete back / front end. Ultra rare full carbon fibre wsbk tank. zx7rr tranny/ custom rear sets full titanium header and can. -55lbs deducted and balanced from stock. . Sorry, it's slow at the shop today,..i'm bored to hell. Built it to run Mosport/ Shannonville, but D.I.V.O.R.C.E. came along and quashed my CSBK dreams bahahaha. Oh well. Maybe in another life. |
Author: | FluKy15 [ June 25th, 2015, 4:25 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Old School Zx7R Build |
Sick bike!!! Did you ever get to run at Mosport or Shannonville? Mosport GP is by far my favourite track, especially corner 2, dropping 200-300 feet while going 140+ is a wild sensation! |
Author: | argento102 [ June 25th, 2015, 4:30 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Old School Zx7R Build |
No, i never did fella. Time just wasn't there in the end. The close to racing i get to now is watching MotoGP trackside when i'm in Italy. Mugello is a killer track. |
Author: | FluKy15 [ June 25th, 2015, 5:22 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Old School Zx7R Build |
I love Mugello! My favourite track on Forza4. I'm upset they took out all the good tracks, Mugello being one of them, in the newest Forza5 game. What kind of lap times would a bike like that see on Mosport GP or Shannonville full track? My plans to get a race car this winter is falling through right now, so it looks like I'll be getting into bikes instead... |
Author: | argento102 [ June 25th, 2015, 10:18 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Old School Zx7R Build |
[quote="FluKy15"]I love Mugello! My favourite track on Forza4. I'm upset they took out all the good tracks, Mugello being one of them, in the newest Forza5 game Even w a kick ass pilot using top rubber and spec. Set up, at best it would be "Ole school" cool factor rather than hot times. New tech and better engines have made iron like zx7rs obsolete...BUT it would still be a handful at Mosport no questions asked. I bugged Crevier to take it for hot laps and burn it up but it never materialized. |
Author: | FluKy15 [ June 25th, 2015, 11:22 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Old School Zx7R Build |
What kind of times in general for bikes in that class? In my s2000 with OEM exhaust OEM wheels OEM brake calipers I did a time of 1:45.xx my first time at Mosport GP. I'm just curious of what times the bikes get. |
Author: | argento102 [ June 26th, 2015, 8:05 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Old School Zx7R Build |
1:30-1:35 ish all cylinders firing on that green bird. My friend Szoke pulled off a 1:21...pure talent. (on his ride, not the green meanie) **I'm going to miss that bike, a special forces soldier in the US returning from Afghan. bought it on Kijiji. He's retiring in a few weeks. I guess his wife is from Windsor, so he'll be returning it to a more docile state when he moves stateside. Nice guy. Here's the last pic i'll take of it as of 6 30 this morning. Delivering it next week. |
Author: | FluKy15 [ June 26th, 2015, 8:46 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Old School Zx7R Build |
1:21 holy shit that is some insane riding!!! That guy has balls |
Author: | argento102 [ June 26th, 2015, 9:14 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Old School Zx7R Build |
FluKy15 wrote: 1:21 holy shit that is some insane riding!!! That guy has balls new technology and Jordan's killer instinct make him a formidable champion. hey, you going to West Lake this year fella? |
Author: | FluKy15 [ June 26th, 2015, 11:04 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Old School Zx7R Build |
argento102 wrote: FluKy15 wrote: 1:21 holy shit that is some insane riding!!! That guy has balls new technology and Jordan's killer instinct make him a formidable champion. hey, you going to West Lake this year fella? For sure! I can't wait already, going to be taking some vacation days to get the boat from Georgian Bay all the way to West Lake lol. I hope I can arrive mid afternoon on Friday. |
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