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Paint and Decal work on ur 02's Hey Guys, I'm looking to possibly paint and/or re-decal my 02 over the course of the winter and was hoping for some ideas. Any pics of your 02's would be a great in helping me decide what to go with. Lookin forward to those pics! -X-

Yoshimura is good, for a Suzuki! Anyway, a slip on will save you about 5+ lbs, make more noise, gain about 2-3 hp. Cost 350-600. A full system will save a lot of weight,10+ibs and will offer good hp gains (10-12 hp). However, with a full system, need a high flow air filter, power commander for the fueling. If not, bike will not run smooth. cost will be 1000+. Most slip ons cannot be up=graded to...

it is easy mate and will take all of...maybe 5 minutes if you work slow. At the top of the shift rod you will see where you have the clamp on the shaft coming out of the motor. On that clamp is a single bolt (you can't miss it)...it's a size 10. Undo it pull the clamp off the shaft and rotate it so that the arm of the clamp is 180 degrees from where it started on the shaft. You may want to...

Quote: Originally Posted by Pa-R6 I just got an '09 R6 and since the body style (especially the headlamps in this case) are the same as the '08's, are their angel eyes available and if so, can someone give me a site or location, thanks I've looked everywhere for Demon Eyes for my 08 R-6. I'm not sure Angel eyes ...

It looks like the zero gravity DB, see link.... http://www.zerogravity-racing.com/sp...sptbks/578. htm Be carefull with aftermarket screens as I've heard they are all not quality units, and fasteners not aligned or causing cracks. Good luck and Merry Chistmas :-) (BTW, I don't have the ZG DB unit, but its rep is that it is good quality and fit is excellent)

CA Smoke integrated Tail light problems for 07 R6 went to install the tail light and everything was going great until i noticed that my flush mount turn signals were only half lit and barley working but the tail light worked fine. what do i do? Last edited by Eli_on...

120/70s are a lot more common to find, particularly trackside. I run a 120/70 on both my R6's. Just drop the forks through the yokes to adjust the front end, no big. Tire brands? What kind of riding do you do most?

i have goodrich superbike lines front n rear. there pretty much the same length as stock. no shorter. they are perfect and work great. ill try to find pics. Rear

Well, depends on what kind of riding you want to do. You probably are shifting a lot right now? For every 1 tooth change on the front, it is equal to about 3 in the rear. So right now, you are running abot a +7 in the rear. This is great if you like to do wheelies. If you want better smooth acceleration out of a turn, go to stock in front, and +2 or +3 rear. Opinion wise, should never ...