you can mount a gsxr rear wheel in an sv swingarm... TWF has a kit you can use.. that would be the quickest, easiest way imo

 

From reading his post, it sounds like he already installed it/ :dontknow:

 

you can mount a gsxr rear wheel in an sv swingarm... TWF has a kit you can use.. that would be the quickest, easiest way imo

Just did this, worked great.

 

Hi

Wich is the web page?? I´ll try to find but I can`t it

 

Just out of curiosity...why?

 

Just out of curiosity...why?

Why not?

 

When it comes to modding an SV, never ask why. :laughing4:

 

Whatever you fit will want modified... And seriously modified, I don't think anyone's found one yet that'll fit without a load of welding.

 

Well I didn't say don't do it. Tards. There are different reasons people do it. I'm inquiring as to why. Then all y'all haters jump up and sh*t in my fruit loops. :thefinger:

 

Hii

I have talk with TWF and they say that they dont have any kit for GSXR swingarm only for the rear wheel.

 

TL709 did the VFR swing arm swap but I'm sure hours of maching when into that. I'm thinking he should have just gotten a GSXR, he's got some mad 180 rear tire envy goin on there.

 

I have talk with TWF and they say that they dont have any kit for GSXR swingarm only for the rear wheel.

Yep, that's what people were talking about. The GSXR swingarms are prety different, they'd need cut and welded. One of the guys on oldschoolsuzuki reckons an RGV banana arm would fit, but he never actually tried it and I've never found one.

 

my sv has a zx swingarm on it. though like basically any swingarm conversion it took a ton of fabricating, especially with that damn exhaust pipe pushing the shock to the side. ours had the brace that connects the two legs of the swingarm cut out then a completly new one was cut and fabed to fit then welded in :thumbsup: if youve go the 180 in there already the I say leave it. the fastest guy I know on an sv, and basically the fastest in the country (though there are exceptions) uses a stock sv swing arms with his 180 after market wheels, they fit perfectly in the swingarm, and the swingarm flex matches the overly stiff frame very well.