Posted: Fri Oct 26, 2007 10:40 pm
i hav a collection of zxr400/250 usd bits, inc full set of forks yokes etc sat in my garage think 400 forks hav a little damage, but i hav the 250 yokes which r like rockin horse pooh!!
the 250 forks outer tubes are good but a lot longer than the 400...was going to mix/match but wont fit !!
got a reply back from maxton about my forks...
"The forks look externally very similar to the 750, but internally there are quite a lot of difference - it is a much cheaper fork inside. One of the big problems with the ZXR400 forks is that the oil is metered at the top of the fork. We modify the forks so that the oil is metered at the bottom of the fork, this gives the fork a much smoother action. We also increase the rebound damping and reduce the compression damping, this helps the bike turn into corners and hold a better line exiting corners. We also fit harder springs to suit your rider weight to stop the forks diving under braking. "
The cost of the conversion is £250 plus VAT and carriage. Seals would be £20 plus Vat and bushes if needed would be £20 plus VAT.
the 250 forks outer tubes are good but a lot longer than the 400...was going to mix/match but wont fit !!
got a reply back from maxton about my forks...
"The forks look externally very similar to the 750, but internally there are quite a lot of difference - it is a much cheaper fork inside. One of the big problems with the ZXR400 forks is that the oil is metered at the top of the fork. We modify the forks so that the oil is metered at the bottom of the fork, this gives the fork a much smoother action. We also increase the rebound damping and reduce the compression damping, this helps the bike turn into corners and hold a better line exiting corners. We also fit harder springs to suit your rider weight to stop the forks diving under braking. "
The cost of the conversion is £250 plus VAT and carriage. Seals would be £20 plus Vat and bushes if needed would be £20 plus VAT.