ok, so i have some extra jingle coming to me in the form of retro pay and im wondering if these (CARROZZERIA USA INC - PRODUCTS PAGE - MOTORCYCLE AFTERMARKET WHEEL MANUFACTURE MAKERS OF THE TRI-R VTRACK V TRACK V7R FORGED WHEELS) are essentially a plug and play thing.... can i bolt on my stock brake rotors and sprocket, mount the rubber and go? or do i need to buy aftermarke everything for them to work? definitley liking this tri r more than the v track, and i think the blue finish will go nicely on my 2010 blue busa
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You need a ZX-12 style sprocket to go with them, but your stock rotors will fit. The installation requires different torque values than the stock parts, so pay close attention to the paperwork that comes with them.
I loved my V-Tracks.
Edit: I see you're looking at the Tri-R wheels. I'd guess they probably work the same as the V-Tracks, but give Carrozzeria a call to be sure. The website kinda makes me think the Tri-R might require their specific rotors too.
I loved my V-Tracks.
Edit: I see you're looking at the Tri-R wheels. I'd guess they probably work the same as the V-Tracks, but give Carrozzeria a call to be sure. The website kinda makes me think the Tri-R might require their specific rotors too.
VERYLANKEY
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I think the stock rotors will bolt up but you will need a Kawaski sprocket. The web site says it comes with everything (hub, carriers, ect.) but didn't say if it came with the valve stems.
Mine came with metal valve stems.
cheferman65
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If it were me adding this package I would be buying all new hardware, sprockets, chain etc.
all my stuff only has about 2000km on it
I used a Vortex sprocket made for the ZX-12. It fits fine, and I didn't have to replace anything else.
cheferman65
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I'm saying I would as the old chain and counter sprocket have existing wear and may cause the new rear sprocket to wear uneven or prematurely. You may or may not choose to.
JRivera2002
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Isn't there a set of these for a busa for sale in classifieds?
2000km is what? 1200+/- miles. unless he was just running it dry as a bone or on the beach I wouldn't hesitate to use what he already has.
There actually on e-bay right now, new V track. If I wasn't getting ready to change the color on my blue gen 2 I would've already snagged them for it. Just to see how it looked with blue hoops. It is a good deal though if someone is wanting to add a little style.
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I agree with you here. Such a small difference hardly seems worth wasting the life remaining in the chain and front sprocket. Those aren't exactly cheap. If anything, just do the next full swap a little earlier than you normally would.
cheferman65
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Not trying to tell anyone what or how to finish an expensive modification. I was only stating that "If I were to do it" this is how I would proceed. Your dropping $2200 on rims what is another $200?
It's just another example of my OCD and being a perfectionist.
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CZ sells the correct sprocket with the wheels, and yes your rotors will bolt right up!
You mean they come with a sprocket now? I had to buy one separately.
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