Aaron hashman
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Plasti dip the wheels. Lowered and stretched 8 over stock.
My 2011Busa
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Mathewrussell52
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Looks good
Aaron hashman
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I bought a 1400 lb. spring from all things chrome. No problem at all.
Jake whitebird
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Just lowered mine today that low. Rubs hard. Lol I guess spring it is!
Jake whitebird
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Bike looks good!
Aaron hashman
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After you install the spring, use your spanner wrinch and give it a few turns to tighten it a bit. After that you are good to go. Good luck!
Jake whitebird
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I wonder if I just need to do that to mine now, it is aftermarket I just don’t know the lb
Aaron hashman
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It made a big difference.
Jose J Ortega
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Uff!! nice Busa
Looking good!
Bolt on extensions, exhaust tips, one disc up front . . . nice.
RedBull
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The first time you need to slow your Hayabusa down real fast & it doesn't, you will add the second disc *
Aaron hashman
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yeah I took the second disc off for looks. I haven't taken it out on the streets yet. I does scare me to ride with one. I will put it back on this weekend.
Jake whitebird
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My personal experience..... tires, pads and rotors make the difference. Does anyone have any real world data on 1 rotor not stopping the beast?
RedBull
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Maybe you were going too fast.
RedBull
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Too fast for one rotor to slow it back down ~ not too fast for two rotors to slow it down *
Sorry Red but what does a video of some top speed runs have to do with "rolling (through) an intersection? I don't like the looks of a single rotor and I know that two rotors are better than one but if you're approaching an intersection too fast, you're approaching an intersection...too fast.
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