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Hi, Late FZR600R (94-95) engine fits, as does YZF600 Thundercat engines, and FZS600 Fazer engines (but the head is different, so you would probably need to use your old engine`s head or one from a YZF600. Carbs too. R6 engines are radically different, but since they are smaller, they can be probably...

Hi all, been away a while, I`m surprised this thread still lasts! Anyway, if I understand correctly, the problem at hand is that the 1000 block is too tall for mounting on the 750 crank. It needs 16mm shaved off, which can`t be done without damage. So, here`s a thought: Standard Yamaha repair proced...

No thanks needed. I learned a lot when lurking around here before rebuilding the 400, so It's only fair that I try to give something back. As for the YZF/FZR mag, I am REALLY sorry I don't have that one...should be a good read!

I`ll send the other ones today or tomorrow if I can.

DF

...mailed. And the French FZR Engine Profile too...let´s hope it is of some use to someone. The FZ Family profile is some 23 pages long, and the FZR1000 Engine dissassembly article is 14...so, I will only mail them if there`s a definite interest in them. My Net link is slow, and uploading seems to t...

I apologize to everyone for not being so prompt at this as I wanted...work got in the way for the past 2 days. The arcticle that was mentioned is in the December 1993 "Performance Bikes" issue, and is titled Cheap Thrills. It does have a supermoto bike wheeling in the front cover, and the article it...

I have a Performance Bikes (I think...) issue that has a comparison of several tuned FZ750, one of which I`m sure had 911 cc. It could be the one you are after. If you still want it, let me know and I`ll give you the info tonight.
DF