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  • how many inches would these links drop??

    Hey fellow riders i am intrested in buying these but it dosn't say nor does the seller know how many inches it would drop i know theres some expert on here that would know thanx!!!!!!
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    If I aint riding my kat im pulling magic trix out of my hat!
    «on the soccer field of course»

  • #2
    is the first hole 1" and second 2"???????????
    If I aint riding my kat im pulling magic trix out of my hat!
    «on the soccer field of course»

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    • #3
      i have lowering links on my kat, and it drops from 1" to 3"

      ive been seein these links on ebay and they r sayin 2 and 4'



      theres the ones i have and they come with Katana printed on them.
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      • #4
        theres wat my links look like. the pic of the bike is with a one inch drop. 3 inches really slams it.
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        • #5
          Ok so the ones i posted are 1inch and 3 inch links?

          And thanx for yalls imput ur bike looks nice to the reason im askin is so i can
          know how much to lower the fron i believe if its lowered one inch n bk then needs to be 3/4 in front correct me if im wrong
          Last edited by KatanaStud; 09-10-2012, 04:09 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
          If I aint riding my kat im pulling magic trix out of my hat!
          «on the soccer field of course»

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          • #6
            how come I don't see lowering links for the later kate? 1990 to be exact.

            How do you lower the front of these bikes?
            1990 TURBO Kat 600 G15 hidden turbo 12psi
            fender eliminator w/led integrated tail light
            55w dual HID bixenon projector w/halo, blue lighting
            R6 shock, Custom billet mirrors, oil temp/boost gauges
            Post rim swap 170/120 tires, EBC pads/rotors, G&J lines

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            • #7
              theres bolts on the triple tree. i'll try to find a video that i watched

              [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zbnIiW-nBOs"]How to lower a ZX6R - YouTube[/ame]

              this is the video i watched. its on a ninja but its the same on our biks to. well not identical, but once he shows you wat to do, youll see where they r on your bike

              You wont have to remove any plastics either.

              DO ONLY ONE SIDE AT A TIME OR YOUR FRONT END WILL DROP KOMPLETELY! haha

              To 91 GSXF- they do make em for yours but not that style. and the later years are a lil more pricey


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              • #8
                haha alittle more pricey? Try like 4-5 times as expensive. Why don't they make the solid types... geez. I searched before I posted and those are the same ones I saw.

                saw the video, pretty easy lol.
                1990 TURBO Kat 600 G15 hidden turbo 12psi
                fender eliminator w/led integrated tail light
                55w dual HID bixenon projector w/halo, blue lighting
                R6 shock, Custom billet mirrors, oil temp/boost gauges
                Post rim swap 170/120 tires, EBC pads/rotors, G&J lines

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                • #9
                  Is ur links way different than the. NEwer models

                  Check with gsxjim. He mite b able to make u some for that yeAr. Not sure wat he kan all do
                  Last edited by katana0311; 09-10-2012, 06:08 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
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                  • #10
                    TO KATANASTUD- if you lower the back make sure you lower the front the same.
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                    • #11
                      I thought front was already lower then rear stock so dosnt need as much?!???

                      Katana 0311 so u lowered ur rear 1 inch and front one inch???
                      Last edited by KatanaStud; 09-10-2012, 08:51 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
                      If I aint riding my kat im pulling magic trix out of my hat!
                      «on the soccer field of course»

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                      • #12
                        yep.
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                        • #13
                          ok thanx
                          If I aint riding my kat im pulling magic trix out of my hat!
                          «on the soccer field of course»

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                          • #14
                            I have a question, I bought the lowering links do u have to remove the chain and the foot peg for the rear one. And for the front I was looking to the video and saw 4 bolts in the front to lower it. But at the same time Mine have the horn just below and if I lower it it will not go down less than a 1/2 inch. Do u have any tips?

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                            • #15
                              i did not have to remove much just both of the driver footpegs. when its on the center stand put a cement block under the rear wheel so there is no pressure hangin on the shock. then u can remove the bolts that hold the stock links in. and what year is ur kat?
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