[ZX10Rracer]

anyone know what the stock eye to eye is on a 2008 ZX10R?

 

[08ten]

huh?

 

[goldfish]

I think hes asking for the shock length eye bolt to eye bolt. 335mm I believe. :helmet:

 

[ZX10Rracer]

HAHA if you have to ask what I'm taking about your probably don't know the answer i'm looking for!


But yes shock eye to eye

 

[ZX10Rracer]

Your right, :lol: I probably wouldn't know even though I have an Ohlins TTX on my 08 and the stock shock in a box. :spit:

WELL WOW!, aren't you special!

it may be me but there are only like.... what.... one thing that I could be talking about

 

[ZX10Rracer]

I think your right.

Dude don't get mad at me because you spent way to much $ on a rear shock! and unless you can add to my thread please don't add at all! :wink:

 

[vr6]

anyone know what the stock eye to eye is on a 2008 ZX10R?

The OEM eye to eye 1.8 for the U.S and 3.5 for UK bikes, Cali is .098.

I had mine upgraded now it's set at 4.2 It's awesome. ccasion1

Did I win?

 

[ZX10Rracer]

The OEM eye to eye 1.8 for the U.S and 3.5 for UK bikes, Cali is .098.

I had mine upgraded now it's set at 4.2 It's awesome. ccasion1

Did I win?

ummm no, it should be like "300" and something MM

 

[TENN10]

I just now opened this thread and the first thing that came to mind when you asked for an eye to eye measurement were the dogbones.

Why insult someone that is trying to help you? Makes no sense

 

[TENN10]

MM, who makes that alignment tool?

My setup to measure rear wheel alignment is fabricated and although accurate, it's a bit of a pain...

 

[ninja44]

338 mm, can I have my cookie now? :mrgreen:

 

[ZX10Rracer]

If you would stop acting like someone with a "runny nose"* I would have told ya and all this extra strife wouldn't be necessary.

So here ya go. 13 9/32" or 333mm

I drew it in pictures for ya.

Here it is, measured stock eye to eye! :lol:

You rock! ccasion1

 

[TENN10]

I just checked MUZZYs website. They still show that tool as still available, but gosh almighty they want $149.00 for it. I think I paid half of that for mine, about 15 years ago.

Works great for the chain, setting sag, and checking "stock eye to eye". :lol:

On the chain I just adjust it using the swing-arm marks, then measure the left side with the alignment tool and adjust the right side chain adjuster so the cones fit the same measurement, whatever it may be. Makes a perfect aligned chain.

Its a great tool.

I used to have one similar, but I sold it years ago.

Thanks for the info. I might order one in the spring. $150 is steep, but thats a nice one.ccasion1