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Possibly useless as it's only 3.25mm instead of 5mm, and it's stainless.
Perhaps the seller can get hold of what you need, though? ____________________ ZX-6R G2
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Might be misunderstanding you, but you should only have one spacer which fits between the two bushes ... the spacer is to hold the bushes out to the correct distance while you tighten the swingarm bolt.
Sooo, 5mm wall steel tubing is probably overkill ... 3mm would be more than enough, as would an ally tube (like most spacers these days).
To centre it on the shaft all you'd need to do is slip a bit of 1mm cardboard or plastic into the spacer to hold it in position while you feed the shaft through and tighten it.
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Possibly - here is a pic of the bearing/bushings and the pivot shaft:
https://i.imgur.com/zMLGovL.jpg
So the spacer is to 'fill the gap' between the shaft and the bearings/bushings.
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You can get aluminium tube in those sizes but it isn't a common size so you're going to pay. You'll also find it difficult to get anything other than a 5m length from a supplier.
I'd ring around every engineering firm you can and ask if someone has an offcut.
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https://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/steel-rods-bars-tubes-hexagonals/4478924/
We needed some similar spec at work - we brought a length of this and got a local engineer to bore it out - he did it for about £20 IIRC
If you are struggling I maybe able to get him do to another one for you - that said any small engineering firm will be able to do it for a small fee. ____________________ Yamaha FZS600 (Now gone to heaven) > CBR600F4i (SOLD) > '99 YZF-R1 |
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 12 years, 164 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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