zx7r question

booostedclipse · 08-02-2007

alright i have a 2002 zx7r. over the winter im thinking to either paint her a new color or i was thinkin some custom body work like converting it over to a zx9 front end, im just curiouis which body style would be the easiest to convert to and if so are there any possible choices. i know my zx7 has the 2 big scoops in the front for the air. that seems to be the only stlye kawi with it. thanks.

Tim_Stanley_47 · 08-03-2007

I think that you need to decide what look you are trying to achieve, decide what parts you are going to need and from there you can customize the new parts to fit. If you want to make it work, it will take some time and some careful planning as well as some creative customizing. Body work, metal fabrication and mechanical skills will all be needed as well. Or you could just buy an aftermarket body kit made for your bike and bolt it on. Good Luck

Tim

08-02-2007	#1 (permalink)
booostedclipse newbz Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: dracut Posts: 2	zx7r question alright i have a 2002 zx7r. over the winter im thinking to either paint her a new color or i was thinkin some custom body work like converting it over to a zx9 front end, im just curiouis which body style would be the easiest to convert to and if so are there any possible choices. i know my zx7 has the 2 big scoops in the front for the air. that seems to be the only stlye kawi with it. thanks.

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08-03-2007	#2 (permalink)
Tim_Stanley_47 ZX 10R SE Rider Forum Supporter Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Clay Center, KS Posts: 798	I think that you need to decide what look you are trying to achieve, decide what parts you are going to need and from there you can customize the new parts to fit. If you want to make it work, it will take some time and some careful planning as well as some creative customizing. Body work, metal fabrication and mechanical skills will all be needed as well. Or you could just buy an aftermarket body kit made for your bike and bolt it on. Good Luck Tim

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