H Model???????
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Re: H Model???????
i think the zx4 and the gpz4 are pretty much the same?
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Re: H Model???????
if you want some parts give us a bell ive had a zx4 in the past and now is in bits
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Re: H Model???????
nope.. zx4 is basically an H1 with non-removable subframe, wimpy suspension/brakes and tourer bodywork ..masterofinsanity wrote:i think the zx4 and the gpz4 are pretty much the same?
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Re: H Model???????
frame geometry is the same, but the spars are ridged rather than plaindeviant wrote:as rob said, the engines are the same. it may also share the frame with the H model ZXR - certainly looks like it to me.
however i'd hazard a guess that it doesn't handle as well as either flavour of ZXR.
no they dont handle as well (although not bad) and the standard brakes are rubbish, But H front/rear ends are pretty simple to graft on,
engines are identical.. although .. (cat, bag ... released) the cams are more aggressive than zxr's and the airbox flows better than an H
i'd love to race one, just cos it would look odd on the grid
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Re: H Model???????
well they look pretty similarzimm wrote:nope.. zx4 is basically an H1 with non-removable subframe, wimpy suspension/brakes and tourer bodywork ..masterofinsanity wrote:i think the zx4 and the gpz4 are pretty much the same?
i love em
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