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CBR1000rr tail swap

Discussion in '5th Generation 1998-2001' started by I0seb, Jun 15, 2017.

  1. I0seb

    I0seb New Member

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    Here we go again :p

    Supports fabbed up and test fitted, made of solid 6061 aluminium. Bottom CBR mounts match up with top VFR mounts.

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    Off to the welders:

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    Frame, subframe and swingarm back from welding and Hydroblast:

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    Bike rebuilt, looks like new :D

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    Stripped all the tape off the wiring:

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    Trying to cram it all in take 1:

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    By some miracle actually managed to cram it in:

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    Front wiring will stay much the same.

    And finally a shot of the tail as it looks right now:

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    Super happy with how it's coming along, only problem I've found so far is the VFR frame seems to have a slight offset at the subframe mounts, nothing a couple of washers can't solve!

    More to come ;)
     


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    Niiiiice! Post result pics please!
     


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    Nice... keep it up.. ;)
     


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  4. I0seb

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    Quick update :)

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    I'll get started on sleeving the wiring tomorrow, fuuuun :/
     


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    Look at that, what a Mess ;) like I should talk.
     


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    Looooookin gooooood


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    End of another day and as always its the good with the bad...

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    Wiring is all re sleeved and hooked up and she starts up fine :D

    Sadly while we were testing it, heard a bang, blew the rear tail fuse and now I have no display on the dials :'(

    Tested a couple of pins which should be getting power but aren't, open to all ideas otherwise looks like the wiring is coming back out.
     


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    Well ignore the last post, I'm an idiot, the new fuse I put in was also blown, crisis averted :p

    Got the tail light and indicators all wired in, just need to get some new fuel tomorrow and I'll finally hear her sing again :)

    Side note, I now have a ton of parts which I'm not using incl. an arrow slip on exhaust, subframe, pillion pegs, pillion handles, seat, rear fairing etc etc etc... Shoot me a pm if interested, I'll probably make a thread tomorrow.
     


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    Any progress here Seb? Looking great so far. Oh, I'm looking for a battery box if you have it left over.


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    No more progress so far as I'm overseas at the moment, will have a ton of goodies waiting for me when I return though :D

    Pic related, it's the view :)

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    And yes I do have a battery box which I'm obviously no longer using, won't be able to send it till I'm back on the 7th though.
     


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    Well I was back briefly but now I'm off again, where do you find the time ughhhhh.

    Anyway there's going to be plenty to do when I'm back, in no particular order:

    - Pair block off plates, eliminating the pair system will allow me to relocate the ecu to under the tank, freeing up a lot of space in the tail.

    - Spacing out the rear subframe correctly, needs to move a mm or so to the right.

    - Coil on plug conversion, got a set of 08 cbr1000rr coils, with a 10mm extension on the spark plugs they should drop right in.

    - Chain and sprockets back on, once this is done she'll be rolling again so I can take a short test ride :D

    So yeah lots to do, should be a fun couple of days!

    Bonus points to anyone who can guess what this is. hint, it's not for vfr ;) :

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    I'm back! and I've been busy:

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    Had a lightbulb moment with the front wiring, needs some tidying up but should fit under the headstock nicely:

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    Radiator ideas... would be nice to reuse one of the stock rads if I decide to do a front mount:

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    Out with the old...

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    ... in with the new:

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    CBR1Krr coil on plugs, pair block off plates and relocated the ECU to under the tank, just need to fab up a bracket for it now.

    But probably the biggest achievement was actually cleaning the garage :p

    In other news I will be moving states shortly, moving motorcycles is a logistical nightmare :rolleyes:
     


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    Well that was... easy

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    New coils are in, no modification necessary beyond splicing on the new connectors. She seems to start up even better now :)
     


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    That coils and pair mods for sure gave you extra space!
     


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    Sure did, going to be much easier to mount the ECU now. I'll grab a video of startup soon, once I've finished putting the chain and sprockets back on.
     


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    Man this is some great stuff!
     


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    Thanks! I'll finally be able to take her up and down the street tomorrow, then it will be onto a trailer and off on a road trip :p
     


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    Arrived safe and sound. Work will probably slow down over the next few days while I sort my shit out.

    Sadly we didn't have space to bring up the fairings so she'll be sitting naked for a while until I have time to retrieve them.
     


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    Visited a local wreckers today and got something very special...

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    Late model VFR750 radiator with the left hose, will link right up with the standard cooling system, just need to figure out mounts.
     


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    I see an exhaust on the 500 Interceptor that should be extracted.
     


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