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Re: NC35 Lightweight Flywheel...or Crank?

Posted: Wed Aug 31, 2011 10:10 pm
by skinnydog0_0
All in between £400 and £500 sterling, depending on k5 or k7 rotor price.

Re: NC35 Lightweight Flywheel...or Crank?

Posted: Tue Sep 06, 2011 11:23 am
by micpec
lukemillar wrote:Out of interest, what is the cost of a GSXR genny setup + adpator?
Luke, ask Mr.Drunkn Munky as he as a set-up he is selling atm as complete GSXR conversion ;)

Re: NC35 Lightweight Flywheel...or Crank?

Posted: Tue Feb 14, 2012 9:17 pm
by steve92
Drunkn Munky wrote:Why not just remove the flywheel? Being racebikes why would you need it.
I've just been looking through here about running total loss.

Is it as simple as just removing the flywheel, at least just for now until i make up my mind if this is what i want to do with out stripping everything out?

Re: NC35 Lightweight Flywheel...or Crank?

Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2012 12:18 am
by RoninZX-10R
From what I've read in the HRV RVF racing manual, they suggest doing the following (it sounds pretty simple, but I've not done it myself):

AC Generator:
1.Take an ACG cover off
2.Take a flywheel off with special tools.
Flywheel holder: 07725-0030000
Rotor puller: 07733-0020001
Take a generator coil off with wrench.

Install a grommet in racing kit on ACG cover and set the cover back to vehicle.
Grommet: 32972-NF2-720

Re: NC35 Lightweight Flywheel...or Crank?

Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2012 1:47 am
by Cammo
RoninZX-10R wrote: Install a grommet in racing kit on ACG cover and set the cover back to vehicle.
Grommet: 32972-NF2-720
I think that part's NLA - just cut the generator wires off each end of the standard grommet and you're done!

Re: NC35 Lightweight Flywheel...or Crank?

Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2012 5:39 am
by RoninZX-10R
Hmm, yeah that could definitely work (ala Dodgy Backyard Mechanics ;) )