[ofb]

I ordered one from them last month...........it was the 30x47x13

But I used it to put the busa front end into my chop frame thats head tube is based on the gsxr / gsxf

the bearing worked a treat for me and only took 6 days to turn up

[92GSX750]

6 days? I got mine in 2 days. Just need to find a washer to make up the missing 2mm

[ofb]

your bearing didn't have to travel as far as mine did:mrgreen:

[92GSX750]

Lol, makes sense now

[ThAzKat]

The setup makes it to the UK, how awesome is that for me! I am so glad to see that many are liking this setup. Good luck to all of you and feel free to send PM's if you have any questions or maybe just talk shop.

[zuki.surfer99]

This is sick Im saving up !!!!

First rear 08 R6 shock then when i have saved enough an find a good deal on forks ill post it up im sure ill have questions.

summer is hear time to make that money hopefully ill be cornering twice as hard before Aug.

[05RedKat600]

You have a Post Kat. R6 shock WILL NOT work. It's for 97 and older only dood.

[Christ]

The Katana upper is 25x47x15
Hayabusa 30x47x12


47mm is ~1.85"
3mm is ~1/8"


If you want to use the Hayabusa bearing kit with your swap, use a 1.85" dia 1/8" thick washer drilled to fit over the stem under the lower race or on top of the upper bearing. Saves buying a $40 bearing to do the swap.

Best to drill the center with 30mm bit and file it out a little so it's slightly oversized enough to drop over the stem without you having to touch it. The fit on the stem will keep it from going off-center and potentially putting undue stress on the bearing race under load vertical loads.

Yes, I'm cheap.

[ThAzKat]

The Katana upper is 25x47x15
Hayabusa 30x47x12


47mm is ~1.85"
3mm is ~1/8"


If you want to use the Hayabusa bearing kit with your swap, use a 1.85" dia 1/8" thick washer drilled to fit over the stem under the lower race or on top of the upper bearing. Saves buying a $40 bearing to do the swap.

Best to drill the center with 30mm bit and file it out a little so it's slightly oversized enough to drop over the stem without you having to touch it. The fit on the stem will keep it from going off-center and potentially putting undue stress on the bearing race under load vertical loads.

Yes, I'm cheap.

Very good information and I am cheap also but I like ease LMAO

[tstew325]

rear shock?

OK so this project is sick! I have an '06 600 so shouleasy.easy But can anyone give me a parts list for the rear now? Its probably easier than im thinking.

[ThAzKat]

OK so this project is sick! I have an '06 600 so shouleasy.easy But can anyone give me a parts list for the rear now? Its probably easier than im thinking.

You can use a Hayabusa rear shock but you will need custom dog bones because the Busa shock is longer than the Katana shock. I haven't done this on a 06 but sure would like to see what others have to say about possible shock swaps.