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[r1ninja]

Don't bother Glenn. The main reason for Ti stuff i weight saving

You have to use anti-seie compound as the threads can gall. A pain in the arse really.

totaly with you on that its like the old ally and steel ? they just don't mix

err no, it's not electrolysis. If you look at Ti threads under a microscope there will be microscopic burrs on the threads. This causes it to bind when screwed together.

[bash]

I've been using these guys for stainless stuff for years  - http://www.inoxgrp.co.uk/

Always helpful & superb service, couldn't recommend them more. 

As to Stainless grades & properties etc.  see their FAQ & 'product & tech info' pages, they're really informative & you don't need a science degree to understand it ! 

Cheers for that. They don't list a kit for any ZxR's on there but I'm assuming they do one if you phone them???

[pat]

I've been using these guys for stainless stuff for years  - http://www.inoxgrp.co.uk/

Always helpful & superb service, couldn't recommend them more. 

As to Stainless grades & properties etc.  see their FAQ & 'product & tech info' pages, they're really informative & you don't need a science degree to understand it ! 

Cheers for that. They don't list a kit for any ZxR's on there but I'm assuming they do one if you phone them???


You could try, but I guess it'll all depend if they've done one before, suspect not if there's not one listed.

Alternatively, you could go through the parts listing on http://www.cornwallkawasaki.co.uk & compile a list of what bolts you need (they show sizes) & mail them the list.