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Re: AF16 Powered "Victoria's Spreecret"
Posted: Fri Nov 18, 2016 7:54 pm
by R1Titan911
2nd Round Mock Up!
Now she sits right

SO... The RS24 JUST rubs the tire, the stock shock BARELY misses. Going to space the wheel out just a hair and try my luck again with the Malossi.
I noticed a lot of different style shock relocator mounts and some i have seen use gussets, stiffeners, etc... Since I was smart and saved my template, I sent another one out to the burn table and figured i'd make it symmetrical and put one on the OTHER side. I will use this as my stiffener from lateral movement. I will use some all-thread (threaded rod for you ace hardware gurus) and nuts inside and out, to try and keep the load distributed amongst the 2 mounts. (Note: the image shows 2 long bolts, it's just what I had laying around to make sure the bolt holes line up

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BBK and a shît ton of other ancillary parts are getting ordered next week.

Re: AF16 Powered "Victoria's Spreecret"
Posted: Wed Dec 07, 2016 7:47 pm
by Lanemeyer14
Have you cut your leg shield for ruckus tree fitment yet? Picked up a met tree for my swap but seems like a ruck tree would be easier for me with all the stuff I already have. I was thinking the met tree would be better since its a little more narrow, but wondering if it's worth all the extra work I'll have to do to use that instead of a ruck tree
Re: AF16 Powered "Victoria's Spreecret"
Posted: Wed Dec 07, 2016 11:46 pm
by ped
Looking good R1

Re: AF16 Powered "Victoria's Spreecret"
Posted: Thu Dec 08, 2016 10:01 am
by R1Titan911
Lanemeyer14 wrote:Have you cut your leg shield for ruckus tree fitment yet? Picked up a met tree for my swap but seems like a ruck tree would be easier for me with all the stuff I already have. I was thinking the met tree would be better since its a little more narrow, but wondering if it's worth all the extra work I'll have to do to use that instead of a ruck tree
No cutting to the leg shields required. I just cannot use the stock fender on the ruck fork because of the width difference. You can see the fitment of the front leg shields on a photo i posted in this thread (Page 7). One thing i did notice is that the "bump stops" on the ruck fork dont really jive with the stops on the frame. Makes the "stop to stop" radius really minimal so im going to have to notch out the Ruck stops a little to get a better turn radius.
ped wrote:Looking good R1

Thanks! Build slowed down a bit because of the holiday spending but i have some dough stashed aside for the last few parts to get her road worthy.

Re: AF16 Powered "Victoria's Spreecret"
Posted: Thu Dec 08, 2016 10:40 am
by hothatch85
You will more then likely have to cut into the leg sheid, turning radius without will be very minimal
Re: AF16 Powered "Victoria's Spreecret"
Posted: Thu Dec 08, 2016 10:49 am
by Meloshameless
Lookin sweet, love that rim tire combo, looks clean..
Re: AF16 Powered "Victoria's Spreecret"
Posted: Thu Dec 08, 2016 1:15 pm
by R1Titan911
hothatch85 wrote:You will more then likely have to cut into the leg sheid, turning radius without will be very minimal
What did you cut on the leg shield? Look at my pic on page 7, that wheel aint touchin NOTHIN' lol. I guess you have low downs in the front and mine are just stockers.
Is it the triple that hits when i notch the stops out?
Re: AF16 Powered "Victoria's Spreecret"
Posted: Thu Dec 08, 2016 4:39 pm
by hothatch85
My wheel doesnt rub. Its the tree that will hit
Re: AF16 Powered "Victoria's Spreecret"
Posted: Thu Dec 22, 2016 1:34 pm
by R1Titan911
I see some others now, its just a little notch in the leg shield.
Re: AF16 Powered "Victoria's Spreecret"
Posted: Sat Dec 24, 2016 7:05 am
by R1Titan911
Well decided to paint the case. Just cant decide on wrinkle black, satin, or flat...
At least got around to doing some masking.

Re: AF16 Powered "Victoria's Spreecret"
Posted: Sat Dec 24, 2016 3:38 pm
by MrJumps
Do it in honda red wrinkle coat.
Re: AF16 Powered "Victoria's Spreecret"
Posted: Tue Dec 27, 2016 9:12 am
by R1Titan911
MrJumps wrote:Do it in honda red wrinkle coat.
LOL I did think about it...That was the valve cover fad back in my import dayz lol. I just went with satin black but I may do the covers different once see the bike assembled.
Rattle Can!
Dude Perfect!

Re: AF16 Powered "Victoria's Spreecret"
Posted: Tue Jan 03, 2017 8:10 pm
by R1Titan911
Pray with Me...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WhI_SDEvJ-4
Polini Corsa, Polini Belt, Polini Vari, Polini EVO Slow Jets (On Back Order), Trail Tech Vapor w/ Extension, Stage6 Pod, NCY Kicker, Anno'd Kicker Cover Bolts, Tadia Head Studs, Anno'd Oil Plug, Fuel Valve, STR8 Fan Scoop (On Back Order), STICKERS, wallet that needs refilled, and a Wife with A LOT of questions
Just waiting on my slow jets & scoop that are on back order.
Once I get this engine assembled, its back up to the front to work on the vapor, handle bars, & controls. Then to figure out what I want to do for lighting.
YOU DA MAN G9!!!!

Re: AF16 Powered "Victoria's Spreecret"
Posted: Wed Jan 04, 2017 8:23 pm
by R1Titan911
LUBED!
TORQUED!

Re: AF16 Powered "Victoria's Spreecret"
Posted: Wed Jan 04, 2017 8:43 pm
by MrJumps
our builds are mirrored yours just looks better