CBRRRT's Shed. (Index on page 1.)

[Tomanyprojex]

Ps blaa, I paid £150 for my SSSA and wheel...:D

[blaa]

My ass is about to implode, talk about getting ripped of!


What do you guys think about this sprocket kit
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Honda-90-97-VFR-750-520-Conversion-CHAIN-SPROCKET-VFR75_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQhashZitem56363e88aaQQitemZ 370277255338QQptZMotorcyclesQ5fPartsQ5fAccessories

Quality?
520 chain?

[Tomanyprojex]

They do these conversions on Fireblade 1000s so they should be OK on our old sheds, even though it means that the rollers are 25% thinner than standard..

[blaa]

Yeah, ive seen that to.

But i mean in this particular add from ebay...

What do ou think of it? Good or bad?

[Tomanyprojex]

Couldn't say blaa, I don't know the brand or anything... S'not that expensive but then, having the fucker let go and eat a hole in your casings would be. I'd be tempted to give it a go though coz I don't think that the risk is that high. Keep an eye on it, keep it lubed and adjusted, usual shit...

[CBRRRT]

quote:Originally posted by Tomanyprojex

Jon, assuming that the hub face is facing up
the hub face height from the floor is 74mm (184 - 110mm)
Existing offset is 92 - 74mm = 18mm
New offset is 40mm
Spacer requirement = 40 -18 = 22mm
Original spacer to centre VFR wheel = 8mm
New spacer = 22 + 8mm = 30mm

Jon you are a genius.....

Only health warning is that frames vary a bit so the 8mm might be different on your bike. Shouldn't be too far out though.



Did you say I'm a genious mate??? I just did what you said, lol, I only wanted you to check my sums, ha ha.

[CBRRRT]

quote:Originally posted by blaa

Jon,

How big spacer did you use with your vfr wheel on?

Rock on dude!


I dont use a spacer mate, but TMP recomends an 8mm, that said mate I havent had any problems keeping up with my mates and I havent had any uneven tyre wear.

[CBRRRT]

quote:Originally posted by griff

hi johnathan,the blade is stripped,i measured both spacers,the 2 together are 350 mm,first spacer is 150 and bigger one is 200mm,will have to measure the bolts for u again,cant remember what length they were.i had to get honda civic drag bolts and cut them down,they were very easy also to put in.The other option u can do is get slightly smaller plates and use the origional bolts,its up to you.Sending my forks off tomorrow to get 2 billet yokes made......cant wait to have my blade built,will post photos shortly......


Griff, do you mean 35mm over all mate coz 350mm is fuckin massive mate. What you go on there fella, a tractot wheel!!!??? [?]

[CBRRRT]

quote:Originally posted by blaa

My ass is about to implode, talk about getting ripped of!


What do you guys think about this sprocket kit
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Honda-90-97-VFR-750-520-Conversion-CHAIN-SPROCKET-VFR75_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQhashZitem56363e88aaQQitemZ 370277255338QQptZMotorcyclesQ5fPartsQ5fAccessories

Quality?
520 chain?




Check my thread mate, I got my 520 pitch sprocket from Sprockets unlimited, told them how many teeth I wanted (48) and they supplied me with an extra six links for my chane for £35.00.

I posted a link to their web-site mate.

[CBRRRT]

quote:Originally posted by CBRRRT

While I was looking for a sprocket last week I left an enquirey with these people, and they got back to me today. They will make me a 525 pitch sprocket with 48 teeth to fit my VFR arm for £44ish incl post and VAT. Ask for Jane, she's a top girl and super helpfull.

Anyway here is the link to their web site,

http://www.sprocketsunlimited.com/Index.html

http://www.streetfighters.com.au/forum/upload/62436317187405.gif


Well worth a visit.


Here it is mate, I knew it was in here somewhere. It was £44.00 including the extra dit of chain and postal costs.

Good company and weel worth getting a quote from.

[Tomanyprojex]

Wasn't yours a 525 mate or had you already converted it to 520?

[CBRRRT]

quote:Originally posted by Tomanyprojex

Wasn't yours a 525 mate or had you already converted it to 520?


You're right mate it was 525, and the VFR one was 530.

[CBRRRT]

quote:Originally posted by blaa

My ass is about to implode, talk about getting ripped of!


What do you guys think about this sprocket kit
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Honda-90-97-VFR-750-520-Conversion-CHAIN-SPROCKET-VFR75_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQhashZitem56363e88aaQQitemZ 370277255338QQptZMotorcyclesQ5fPartsQ5fAccessories

Quality?
520 chain?




I know when you are looking for something like a SSSA mate its quite important to get the best you can. But with body parts like fenders, huggers, and stuff like that, if you buy dammaged and repair it your self you can get bits loads cheaper.

The seat pod on my R1 tail is £130.00 a good used one on ebay goes for around the £80.00 mark. I got one with a chunk out the side for £30.00 inc p&p. Well I figured I'm gonna paint it anyway so what the hell!

There are bargains out there mate, you just have to look at what other people think is to much bother to fix.

[blaa]

Thank you guys for all the help you provide,

I started to get all bearings out from the sssa today, sence i dont ha garage i used the kitchen :)

The lady aint to happy at the moment!

Have to get down to the clubsworkshop tommrow to use a press to get out the needle bearings.. then of to buy new ones :D

[CBRRRT]

Whats wrong with that woman blaa, dont she understand Streetfighting is not about life and death? its far more important than that. When she stands there and rolls her eyes and sighs, but says nothing then you know you got her beat matey, lol.

[CBRRRT]

HOW TO FIND AN OFF SET

OK, I know the wheel offset thingy got a bit confusing there for a while, but this should help to clear things up a bit. With TMP's help this is what I came up with.

Step 1.

Lay the wheel on a flat surface hub face side up. It dont have to be level, just flat

http://www.asfphotos.com/upload/1256535556.jpg


Step 2.

Place a straight edge across the top of the tyre. This is so you can measure from the floor to the underside of the straight edge, and give you an overall width. Now depending what size tyre you use on your wheel will depend on averall width so dont go with my measurement unless you are using a 180 tyre.

http://www.asfphotos.com/upload/1256540281.jpg


Step 3.

I got 184mm, Make a note of the size on a bit of paper. I found it easier to make a sketch of the tyre and add a centre line, then add the dims to it.

http://www.asfphotos.com/upload/1256503043.jpg


Step 4.

Now measure down to the hub face, mine was 110mm. Now add that to the sketch.

http://www.asfphotos.com/upload/1256528589.jpg


This sketch should make things a bit easier

http://www.asfphotos.com/upload/1256526100.jpg


So

Overall wheel width = 184mm (With the tyre on)
and = 92mm to the centre of the VFR wheel
I then laid the straight edge on top of the tyre and measured down to the hub face = 110mm
so that is 18mm past centre. This 18mm is my existing offset,
that being the case then new wheel offset = 40mm - 18mm = 22mm + 8mm spacer to centre VFR wheel, so new spacer is 30mm

Does that make things a bit easier??

[Tomanyprojex]

Kewl as fuck...

[CBRRRT]

Porky, Crash and Bazz doing a bit of tyre destroying this morning. Crash lived up to his name and, well, Crashed. One of the other lads that turned up on his quad flipped it, I ran over thinking he had done his back in, and he lay there laughing his tits off.

What a way to spend an hour on a Sunday morning.

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OWWWWW BABY IS THAT GOOD???!!!!

[porky gsxr]

just finished reloading my wheel wiv another poor tyre!! ALL TYRES MUST DIE!!!! ad a cool day, was a nice turn out of spectaters too, see you next time mr johnathon. nice pics

[bikerbazz]

o yes its good

[crash test dummy]

wicked day... but my knee hurts from hitting the bars and my wallit when it hit the floor.. Ill get my next tyer on.
happy day.

[blaa]

Nice pics!!!

PLease bring some heat to sweden so i can get a last day of joy!!!

Ok so this is my thoughs,

1.The reason i use a spcer is to adjust the face hub to the center of the wheel??

2. I need another 8 mm beacuse? beacuse the sssa isnnt centerd in the frame? and since frames are different from fram to frame this 8 mm can be a little "ish"?

Damn im missing summer!

[CBRRRT]

quote:Originally posted by blaa

Nice pics!!!

PLease bring some heat to sweden so i can get a last day of joy!!!

Ok so this is my thoughs,

1.The reason i use a spcer is to adjust the face hub to the center of the wheel??

2. I need another 8 mm beacuse? beacuse the sssa isnnt centerd in the frame? and since frames are different from fram to frame this 8 mm can be a little "ish"?

Damn im missing summer!


1. Correct

2. Correct, but TMP is never far out so I guess you can go with the 8mm, I know I'm gonna matey. My spacer for a 40mm offset will be 22mm + TMP's 8mm, total 30mm :D

[blaa]

Why will it be only 22? if the offset is 40?

[CBRRRT]

I've bold fonted for you the points you need to look at blaa.


Overall wheel width = 184mm (With the tyre on)
and = 92mm to the centre of the VFR wheel
I then laid the straight edge on top of the tyre and measured down to the hub face = 110mm
so that is 18mm past centre. This 18mm is my existing offset,
that being the case then new wheel offset = [u]40mm - 18mm = 22mm </u>+ [u]8mm spacer to centre VFR wheel in the frame </u>(Twomanyprojex advice), so new spacer is 30mm



http://www.asfphotos.com/upload/1256766163.jpg


I know its a bit confusing mate, but once you get your head round it its a little easier to understand.

Does that help Buddy.

[blaa]

SOrry dude my question was wrong pointed.

What im wondering is where do you get this 40mm from?
Is it the new wheels offset compared to the one you already got?

I have understod how to do it on my bike im done with that.

Im just wondering.

Have a great day dude!

[Shadowzone]

quote:Originally posted by blaa

My ass is about to implode, talk about getting ripped of!


What do you guys think about this sprocket kit
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Honda-90-97-VFR-750-520-Conversion-CHAIN-SPROCKET-VFR75_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQhashZitem56363e88aaQQitemZ 370277255338QQptZMotorcyclesQ5fPartsQ5fAccessories

Quality?
520 chain?




It's not that expensive when you get a free baby with each kit.

Well as long as its a white baby its value for money anyway...

http://www.asfphotos.com/upload/1256744409.jpg

[Tomanyprojex]

Hi blaa the offset is measured from the wheel centre line. The new wheel is offset 40mm from centre but the the old one was already offset 18mm so the difference that you need to make up with a spacer is only 22mm.

When I first fitted the SSSA vfr rear wheel ran 16mm out of line with the front wheel so I needed an 8mm spacer to centre it. Does this help?

[CBRRRT]

^^^^^ YIP ^^^ WHAT TMP SAID ^^^^^ :D

[CBRRRT]

Well allrighty then, I sent Griff an email a week or so ago and asked him about his car wheel conversion. He passed on a few little gems of information, one being how easy it is to remove the studs. I believe he said they were a piece of piss to change. [^]

Sooooooooooooo, I thought I would have a go.

http://www.asfphotos.com/upload/1257076133.jpg


I thought it might be a bit easier to do the job if I removed the sprocket first and got the chain right out of the way.

http://www.asfphotos.com/upload/1257058389.jpg


They are the little buggers I need to get to :(

http://www.asfphotos.com/upload/1256984547.jpg


So after I got the sprocket off the next thing to do was undo that big nut. I dont have a socket that big so used an adjustable wrench.
Behind the nut is a washer that needs to be removed carefully with a flat screw driver. [8)]

http://www.asfphotos.com/upload/1257060554.jpg


Once they are off the hub should pull off. [:p]

http://www.asfphotos.com/upload/1256986500.jpg


With a soft mallet, tap out the hub from the splined side.

http://www.asfphotos.com/upload/1257020448.jpg


I used my Haines manuel, but now all you have to do is follow this, happy days!!! :D

http://www.asfphotos.com/upload/1257078335.jpg


OK, in my socket set I have a bunch of sockets with 7/8" and 1 1/4" bollocks on them. I dont use them, I dont like them, and I dont fuckin understand them so any chance I get to abuse them, I do just that. Bunch of cunts!!!! :(

Anyway, I stuck one of the little bastards in my vice and tightend down on the little fucker. [xx(]

http://www.asfphotos.com/upload/1257041886.jpg


I then placed my disc hub onto the vice with the wheel stud sat inside the socket. You know whats comming next dont ya!!?? [B)]

http://www.asfphotos.com/upload/1256981238.jpg


A couple of sharp taps and out-ski she come-ski

http://www.asfphotos.com/upload/1257022314.jpg


Now up to now its only taken about half an hour, so not hard at all

http://www.asfphotos.com/upload/1257013039.jpg


And there they all are, including that fuckin bastard cunt of a 7/8" socket, retarded twat!!!!!:(

http://www.asfphotos.com/upload/1257055110.jpg


Now I have something I can go to my local car spairs shop with and ask for something a bit longer, Ow er Missus!! [:p]

http://www.asfphotos.com/upload/1257073004.jpg


Hub is 8mm + 30mm spacer + new wheel, so I'm gonna need something to cope with all that

http://www.asfphotos.com/upload/1257003662.jpg


I'm gonna do it with two spacers, 1 x 20mm and 1 x 10mm, coz I'm not a clever git with a lathe that can make one. When the 20mm spacer arrived it was just a nats cock to small, so I went round the inside with a round back file and took off a very small amount.

http://www.asfphotos.com/upload/1257050739.jpg


Then it popped straight on, and was a nice snug fit.

Well thats just about where I am at the moment, and like lots of the other jobs I have done so far, finding the information "How to do it" was the hardest part. The job so far has taken only about 45 minutes, and its just a reassembley job now. When my 10mm spacer, studs and car wheel all arrive I will continue with the job and as usual bore the crap out of you all with more photos of spanners and stuff. :D

[blaa]

Great pics and info!

Im so glad i dont have to this first :P

sorry johnathan,very sick at the minute,i couldnt get to my blade to remeasure for u,but id say mine were 35mm,so u look like u are on the right track,nice photos by the way,cant wait to see your wheel............

[CBRRRT]

No worries Buddy, I hope you're feeling better soon mate. :D

I'm gonna see if I can get my long studs today and get the hub back on tonight.

[CBRRRT]

I just got back from yet another night in the cells.
I’ve been arrested 4 times over the last couple of weeks for knocking around my missus. [B)]

The copper asked me last night “Why do you keep beating her” [?]

I said “Well I would have thought it was obvious mate, for a start I have a considerable weight advantage on her, I’ve got a longer reach, and I can do some really fancy foot work” [^]

Thick Twat!! :(

[Fight_fan]

LMAO! One of my favourite jokes! Top work johnny boy, keep it up!

[CBRRRT]

Cheers Lance, I've been enjoyin your build too me boy.

[Fight_fan]

Oh mate, what build at the moment! Im waiting on a heap of people to sort things out 4 me & basically until one is done the others cant be finalised... Its taking forever n im starting to get frustrated with it all! Jst want it done! I get my licence back in 3 wks n I still dnt have a bike to ride!

[CBRRRT]

Hang in there mate, it will all come good in the end fella. I placed an order for my new rear car wheel yesterday and I'm gaggin for that to arrive, so I know where you are comming from Bud.

[HueyonaBlade]

What you up to now then me old mate?

[CBRRRT]

I collected my Inovit concept car wheel from alloywheels.com today Buddy. Now I'm just waiting on my long wheel studs to get it mounted. Cant wait Fella [:p]

[blaa]

Pictures! :D

[blaa]

Hey mate!

You got any good tip on where to buy bearings for the swing and for the rear wheel?

Id just ripped everything to pieces and wondering what you guys buy your shit?

Did you get a hold of longer studs? cost?


Best regards B

[blaa]

Hey Jon,

What do you think of red seats from r6?

I did my best in paint :P

http://i35.tinypic.com/2jg3wo8.jpg

[CBRRRT]

quote:Originally posted by blaa

Hey Jon,

What do you think of red seats from r6?

I did my best in paint :P

http://i35.tinypic.com/2jg3wo8.jpg


Holy Fuck mate, thats gonna look fantastic with the black, a most bodatious choice [^]

Me fuckin likey very much Dude :D

[CBRRRT]

quote:Originally posted by blaa

Hey mate!

You got any good tip on where to buy bearings for the swing and for the rear wheel?

Id just ripped everything to pieces and wondering what you guys buy your shit?

Did you get a hold of longer studs? cost?


Best regards B


Check out David Silver for your barings Buddy http://www.davidsilverspares.co.uk/

If you are serious about doing the car wheel conversion on you Blade mate, then I have all the spacers and studs you will need as I got the spacers in pairs and the studs come in a pack of 8. Let me know Bud and we can split the cost right down the middle. :D

[CBRRRT]

quote:Originally posted by blaa

Pictures! :D


Here you go Buddy

http://www.asfphotos.com/upload/1257630498.jpg


Shhha-wingggggggg[8D][8D][8D][8D][8D][8D]

[blaa]

OMG!

Im gonna go have some private time with a picture of your wheel now mate :P

Cost?

Yeah, I need to calculate a little but i already bought a vfr wheel from -90


Il have to come back to you about that!

Fight on dude!

[CBRRRT]

LOL.

My wheel cost £66.00 mate and I collected it, as the seller was only an hour from me.

No worries Dude, if you decide you wan-em let me know.

Party on dude!

[CBRRRT]

Still waiting on my wheel studs to arrive so I thought I would spend a bit of time tarting up a few bits and bobs.

http://www.asfphotos.com/upload/1257723050.jpg


http://www.asfphotos.com/upload/1257710667.jpg


http://www.asfphotos.com/upload/1257628908.jpg


Time well spent.

[blaa]

HOw did you polish the sprocket hub?

[thepj]

looks good mate, comin along well

[CBRRRT]

Cheers thepi.

To polish the sprocket hub I used 120 grit wet and dry paper, then once the surface was flattened off I used 1500 wet and dry. I just kept rubbing away with that untill it was really smooth, then went over it with autosol. Came up quite well didnt it! Never know, I might get bored over the winter and drop out the arm and do that too blaa.

[rod185651]

quote:Originally posted by CBRRRT


quote:Originally posted by blaa

Pictures! :D


Here you go Buddy

http://www.asfphotos.com/upload/1257630498.jpg


Shhha-wingggggggg[8D][8D][8D][8D][8D][8D]


Noice [:p]

[CBRRRT]

Look noicer once its on Bud, ha ha.

[blaa]

I belive i got this right now...

I realy doesnt need to count on this with the ofset as long as i dont do a conversion to carwheel..../well i did count on it and thats when i understod... i think)
Beacuase the wheel is already correct in the vfr frame whit sssa, so all i need to adjust is how much wider the cbr frame is?

[CBRRRT]

I used mine all summer with no spacer and never had any handling problems, that said mate TMP recomends an 8mm spacer to centre the wheel in the frame if you are using a VFR wheel.

[blaa]

Jon im wondering if you could help me,
I want to buy this on ebay http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Yamaha-R6-Front-Seat-2007-Model-New_W0QQitemZ200400864725QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_Mot orcycle_Parts?hash=item2ea8d285d5

Im wondering if you cold bid on it for me and then send it to me in Sweden?

I dont mind if you say no thanks i totaly understand...

Best regards Björn Nilsson

[blaa]

I also would like to buy the 10 mm spacer you had?

If you are willing to only sell that?

The reason i ask is beacuase he dont want to send out side UK.

/B

[CBRRRT]

No problem mate, just click on my name (CBRRRT) on any of my posts, then send me a personal message with your address, and I'll pop it in the post to you buddy.

[CBRRRT]

quote:Originally posted by blaa

Jon im wondering if you could help me,
I want to buy this on ebay http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Yamaha-R6-Front-Seat-2007-Model-New_W0QQitemZ200400864725QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_Mot orcycle_Parts?hash=item2ea8d285d5

Im wondering if you cold bid on it for me and then send it to me in Sweden?

I dont mind if you say no thanks i totaly understand...

Best regards Björn Nilsson


I would be happy to do that for you mate, just let me know how much you want to bid up to and I will do my best to win it for you :D

[CBRRRT]

I put £10.00 on it mate, let me know if you want me to go higher [:p]

[blaa]

£10.00 is perfect to start with,

If it goes higher you could bid £20.00 if you have time.


Thank you so much dude!

[blaa]

I sent you a pm to!

[CBRRRT]

Got that mate, P.M'd you back. £20.00 is no problem, consider it done.

[blaa]

Hello buddy!

Today i have hacked and slashed out the last bearing out of the wheel hub.

So now the swingarm and the hub are bearing free.

Casualties: 2 screwdrivers
1 socket
2 grinding "wheels" for the drill
1 hole in the sssa wich need to be fixed
1 realationship (Our kitchen hasent been "to nice" she says)

Picture coming later, tho no action pictures.
I'l have to start a own thread about this shit.

Shopping list to complete the sssa conversion:

1. All bearings for sssa and hub.
2. Sprocket set and chain
3. Powdercoating the wheel
4. Getting a sweet as spacer from Jon :)
5. New wheel studs
6. wheel nuts (beascause i didnt get any with the wheel)
7. Brake pads
8. Paint for the brake caliper.


Think that would be all :D

have a fightning night!

[CBRRRT]

Inga Dinga Dude,

http://www.asfphotos.com/upload/1257980301.jpg


dont buy wheel nuts mate, as I have a feeling Santa Claus is going to send you a nice set of four chromed wheel nuts, along with a spacer :D

[blaa]

Hello Jon!

That sound like Christmas is coming early this year :D

Fucking sweet!

Thanks alot!


The seat went for 21...

That sucks but il gues there are more on ebay in a short future!

Today i looked at bearings... its fun...

hmmm...


Not realy but i only wanna do this once so doing properly this time :D

[CBRRRT]

Sorry about the seat mate, the auction ended before I got in from work and wasnt able to put in another bid for you.

If you find another one let me know and I'll bid on it for you.

still it aint all bad dude your spacer wil be on its way to you in the next day or two.

[blaa]

You, Jon make me so freakin happy!

Well there will be more out on the bay so i aint to sad!

Thanks dude il do!

Send me a Pm with info to paypal for the spacer nuts and shipment!

Best regards B

[CBRRRT]

No worries mate, glad to help! :D

[CBRRRT]

Right then, lets see if I can remember how this pile of nuts and bolts went together

http://www.asfphotos.com/upload/1257976001.jpg


peice of piss, there was fuck all to taking it to bits, so putting it all back was a doddle.

http://www.asfphotos.com/upload/1258005509.jpg


The studs I used were 63mm long Ford studs (M12/1.5) The M12 is the size of the bolt and the 1.5 is the pitch of the thread. They have a 13.1mm spigot, thats the bit that bites into the hub. You'll need to drill out your hub to fit them, but if a numb nut like me can do it, then so can you.

http://www.asfphotos.com/upload/1258065922.jpg


I put the 20mm spacer on first as the back has hollow sections that sat nice over the disc rotor nuts. Then the 10mm spacer went on next.

http://www.asfphotos.com/upload/1258067439.jpg


Loads of room for the wheel, and plenty of thread fo my funkey wheel nuts, MAN!

http://www.asfphotos.com/upload/1257983009.jpg


Just need to get some rubber on my Inovit concept wheel and bung it on.

http://www.asfphotos.com/upload/1257997613.jpg


wont be long now! [8D]

[holyman_999]

Lookin' great dude... That tyre's gonna look the dogs, man... lovin the red hi-lights (calipers, zorst tips, etc.) looks tops...

keep it up :D

[CBRRRT]

Cheers buddy, I'm looking forward to getting it done too.

[CBRRRT]

I sent you off a small parcel today blaa, but remember, dont open untill christmas will you ;)

[blaa]

Looks stunning dude!

Your bike is missing summer right?

Can you still take a ride or is it to cold?

Ofc i wont but in Sweden we celebrate christmas every saturday night :D

[CBRRRT]

Its only a bit cold first thing in the morning Bjórn, but it soon warms up. Thank god for global warming mate. Christmas comes but once a year buddy, but I guess its ok to open your parcel when it arrives, lol, you big kid!

hi johnathan,beautiful wheel mate,word of advice for you.When u are putting on the bike tire to the car wheel,get the tire man to very slowly run the machine over the tire when forcing it onto the wheel wall,as you are stretching a tire to fit a wheel that is 2 inches wider than original,and could easily rip the side wall.Also lube the shit out of the tire,and use loads of wd 40,then you will need to put nearly 100 pounds of pressure in the tire to get it to break the bead..Just passing on what myself and fighter mc did...I had to put the 100 pounds of pressure into it myself,brown trouser moment.ha ha..........can't wait for the photos.......

[CBRRRT]

Top tip there Buddy, many thanks for that. The company that sold me the wheel dropped a bollock mate and gave me an 18" wheel, but they have got another one in now and I'm gonna collect it tomorrow morning. Do you think I'm gonna have a problem convincing my tyre fitter to put in 100 pounds of pressure mate "GULP" or should I ask him to let me do it myself [B)].

Glad you're feeling better now Griff :D

[CBRRRT]

Oki-doki, I went down to Alloywheels.com today and collected my 17" wheel. If you live in the UK and you want to use them just follow the link below........... Thank fuck you dont have to type that lot, er!! ;)

http://www.alloywheels.com/search.asp?strKeywords=4x100 et35,4x100 et37,4x100 et38,4x100 et40,4x100 et42,4x100 et45,4x100/56-1 et45&strSize=17"&strSort=Low&numRecordPosition=71&strSearchCriteria=any&PT_ID=all&Make=Honda&Model=Civic 00&gt;

Anyway the link above is for Honda civic 2000 wheels and they have just the right stud pattern, and just look how many pages there are of them. There has to be something in there that you'll like, I know it took me fuckin ages to choose. [:p]

[CBRRRT]

Anyway, enjoy!

http://www.asfphotos.com/upload/1258412572.jpg


http://www.asfphotos.com/upload/1258412148.jpg


http://www.asfphotos.com/upload/1258497070.jpg


http://www.asfphotos.com/upload/1258467916.jpg


http://www.asfphotos.com/upload/1258455627.jpg


http://www.asfphotos.com/upload/1258439614.jpg


http://www.asfphotos.com/upload/1258464402.jpg


Happy days, just need to get me some rubber!!:D

[FIGHTERMC]

i like the wheel jonathan mate.

[CBRRRT]

Thanks Buddy, so do I.

Big time thanks to you, Griff and TMP for all your advice on and off forum mate :D

[HueyonaBlade]

Are we going to see it finished in Black ? with a polished outer edge? Hey hey

[porky gsxr]

[:p][:p][:p]tasty as fuk[:p][:p][:p]

[CBRRRT]

quote:Originally posted by HueyonaBlade

Are we going to see it finished in Black ? with a polished outer edge? Hey hey


Now then Dave, that would look good [:p]

[CBRRRT]

quote:Originally posted by porky gsxr

[:p][:p][:p]tasty as fuk[:p][:p][:p]


Cheers Pork, pop round the weekend an I'll let you touch it [^]

[CBRRRT]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BWZ2qVBGBd0

When the sun shines we shine together

[thepj]

thats looking awsome keep up the good work

[hotmilk]

Lookin good mate! love the 4 pissed midgets thing too lol

[CBRRRT]

Thanks lads :D

[blaa]

Jon thats gonna look so bad ass!

Going black or?

[CBRRRT]

Cheers buddy, I've met some fantastic people along the way and some very talented people to learn from.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2i-qmCoC1U

[geesexar]

lovin your work mate

[CBRRRT]

Thanks Fella :D

[Gix11]

Straight to the movie room with that work mate!

http://www.streetfighters.com.au/ASF_movies.asp

Cheers Jon.

[wackyrider]

Awesome movies Jon.
Loved them

[CBRRRT]

:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D
Thanks Fella's, but I think everyone in the know,
know's everything that gets posted on here would'nt
be possible without what you do for us all Si.

You bring it all together mate, and this site is a testenent
and a tribute to you Dude.

You are a top quality bloke Si, and this is [u]without doubt</u> the very
best streetfighter site on the planet.

I love it on here, and have made some good friends on, and off forum too.
I plan to be around for a long time to come, as long as you all will have me.

I know I named only a few in my Inspiration Video but there are loads more beside that I have gained Inspiration from
and thought "I could do that" Azrael, FighterMC, Large, Griff, Surt,
tomanyprojex, Harry, Fightfan, Holyman and loads loads more besides, all have my respect for what they have done and the killa bikes they have turned out.

Crackin bunch of blokes, each and every one.

CBRRRT. [8D]

[Fight_fan]

** sniff ** Love u too man! ;)

[CBRRRT]

Lance........You give me a hard on :D

[Fight_fan]

BAHAHA! Well then, my job here is done! ;)