Anyone know if this 09 FZ6R lowering would fit my 07 FZ6N?

[MCFC21]

Hope I'm in the correct section here

Folks
Would anyone now if this Fz6r lowering kit will fit the FZ6?
I have an 07 model. I emailed the seller but no response just yet.

2009 2010 Yamaha FZ6R Lowering Link

Also has a nice stand
Billet Lowering Kickstand 2009 2010 FZ6R Black Anodized

If i don't here from vendor i'l just go with this one
Lowering Kits / Suspension Links for Motorcycles. Wild Hair Accessories. Motorcycle Accessories & Aftermarket European Parts.

 

[krid80]

the fz6r and fz6 are two totally different bikes. I doubt you are gonna find anything on the chassis that will swap.

 

[zigzagg321]

the fz6r and fz6 are two totally different bikes. I doubt you are gonna find anything on the chassis that will swap.

agreed.

The swingarms are majorly different too.

 

[MCFC21]

Pity , Dont know way its so difficult to get lowering kit for these ,only most popular ones out there seem to be the complete shock and spring kits and these are €550 which is mad money. They space in the FZ6N must be tight in there to design lever type lowering kits that allow the original shock to be used or something ..


Well thanks anyway
Cheers
Tim

 

[SANGER_A2]

Pity , Dont know way its so difficult to get lowering kit for these ,only most popular ones out there seem to be the complete shock and spring kits and these are €550 which is mad money. They space in the FZ6N must be tight in there to design lever type lowering kits that allow the original shock to be used or something ..


Well thanks anyway
Cheers
Tim

Most lowering kits are a smaller/longer set of dogbones, which is are pieces of metal with holes either end that the shock is bolted to and then the other end of the dogbone gets bolted to the swingarm. Our bikes don't use a dogbone system, the shock bolts direct into the swingarm. Therefore the only way to lower the bike is another spring (what I did) or a shorter spacer on the shock itself (overpriced for what you get). Or you can search around on here and see how someone else cut down the spacer on the end of his shock and shortened it that way.

 

[stryken]

Pity , Dont know way its so difficult to get lowering kit for these ,only most popular ones out there seem to be the complete shock and spring kits and these are €550 which is mad money. They space in the FZ6N must be tight in there to design lever type lowering kits that allow the original shock to be used or something ..


Well thanks anyway
Cheers
Tim

Have you looked into the hyperpro lowering springs? I have one installed on the back and I am getting ready to do the fork springs as well. Just the back alone dropped about an inch, I am very happy with it.

http://www.600riders.com/forum/fz6-mods/13665-hyperpro-springs-installed.html