Ducati Rims on VFR SSSA??

[fimpBIKES]

hi all

would these wheels be easily adapted to a 1990-93 VFR rear end?
http://www.asfphotos.com/upload/1245143612.jpg


think they are off a ducati 748?

[gibbo]

Not sure about the one on the left but I don't reckon the right one will fit at all!

[scotty]

yeh same here,
the 1 on the right will be very hard to fit on a sssa.

[fimpBIKES]

seriously though, would that rear fit on the single nut hub?

[latheboy]

With mods anything will fit.... Use the CIG method i had a CIG locker diff and it worked great...

[fimpBIKES]

CIG???

[latheboy]

Arn't you meant to be an engineer ?????
Ask at work;):D

[scotty]

CIG looker????
Hahahhahahahahahaha
I thought u would use the MIG lockers Ivan.......

[latheboy]

CIG is a better locker maker than just a MIG;) I seen one done by STICK but it wasn't as good:D

[timbo]

I had a cig locker in my Escort and let me tell you it was lots of fun.
Not to mention the extra drive in the snow.

[fimpBIKES]

ok, i wont bother then....

[scotty]

Na Fimp,
I think they have the same size conical washer so "IThink" it is a bolt up swaparoo, call BMG or what eva the carbon mag guy call's himself, He was the one that gave me that info(all be it a bit foggy, was at the gp in 06)he no's his shit....

[fimpBIKES]

thanks mate, do you have a link to BMG or whoever it is?
i googled but couldnt find anything :(

[scotty]

Here ya go
It was BST wheels[:I]
http://www.gorillazilla.com.au/

[FIGHTERMC]

i have seen it done and you need the complete hub off the
duc sssa also there is a company in germany that can
mod the axle on the vfr but as far as i can remember it wasn't
cheap.

[fimpBIKES]

yeah, thanks mate
i didnt end up getting them in the end

i read around and the VFR hub is apparently made of some ridiciously hard steel
so machining the spare one i have wouldnt have been that cheap

shall stick with the 150 rear for now i think and use a spare TLR wheel i have up front ;)