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Re: Got the Thundercat forks fitted- at last!

Posted: Thu Sep 10, 2009 12:16 pm
by Kayla
amiciangelo wrote:Thanks for the reply, since you've already made the change, if you do not create problems, you can give me the steps to build the spacers?
(This is the axis of wheel spacers?)
The spacers are just big washers really. They measure 30 x 17 (outer and inner diameter) and one is 2.5mm thick and the other one is 5.3mm thick. This works for my bike but the measurements may vary by a little bit on your bike.

Re: Got the Thundercat forks fitted- at last!

Posted: Thu Sep 10, 2009 5:39 pm
by amiciangelo
If I understand correctly, the outer diameter of the spacers is 30 mm outer and 17 mm inside, and a thickness is 2.5 mm, while the other is 5.3 mm, right? The spacer of 2.5 mm in thickness, is the side of the speedometer?

Thanks for the reply! :D :D :D :D

Re: Got the Thundercat forks fitted- at last!

Posted: Thu Sep 10, 2009 8:23 pm
by Kayla
amiciangelo wrote:If I understand correctly, the outer diameter of the spacers is 30 mm outer and 17 mm inside, and a thickness is 2.5 mm, while the other is 5.3 mm, right? The spacer of 2.5 mm in thickness, is the side of the speedometer?

Thanks for the reply! :D :D :D :D
No problem at all :) Everything fits straight in using the standard TRX bits.

Re: Got the Thundercat forks fitted- at last!

Posted: Tue Sep 15, 2009 12:37 pm
by Wombat
My suspension guy said that a good conversion is the Thundercat cartridges in the TRX forks.
New cartridges are about $400AUD, plus I need new std tubes $300ea from Tarozzi or $598ea for TiNitride. Gives most of the adjustment that YZF600 offer but retains the original TRX look.

First thing is to flush out the tank as there's a bit of sediment in there. Will try and do it on the weekend.

Bob

Re: Got the Thundercat forks fitted- at last!

Posted: Wed Nov 18, 2015 8:48 pm
by fung
Hey Kayla.
could you upload your photos again ?
Kayla wrote:Here's a few pics of the Thundercat forks fitted to my bike. It was pretty straightforward and the spacers were perfect (thanks Greg!).

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'Scuse the mess :lol:

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Mmm... adjusters :D

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YZF750 mudguard looks a little Bodgitt & Scarper at the mo- nothing a few minutes with a heat gun won't sort but it'll do for now :lol:

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You should be able to see the new spacers between the speedo drive and spacer and fork legs. Can't get the last 10mm of the front scrubbed in ;)

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Gratuitous FCR shot :twisted:

Polishing nerds- Yes, my bike is scruffy but it works and it's great.

I had to bite the bullet and fit higher bars as my back is a bit knackered at the minute. Hopefully clip-on service will be resumed soon.

Re: Got the Thundercat forks fitted- at last!

Posted: Thu Nov 19, 2015 9:20 am
by Silver
Kayla, This is sounding a lot like mine, even looks like mine when i got it. Apart from my honda forks.
Will you go going on track with it?
All the best, Dave

Re: Got the Thundercat forks fitted- at last!

Posted: Mon Oct 15, 2018 11:23 pm
by Trx envy
So, um, if I procured a Thundercat axle and spacers, would this negate having to make spacers up to fit the trx wheel?