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6th Gen Wheels Interchangability


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Im sure this has been covered but cant seem to find it..

What other bikes and generation vfrs wheels fit a 6th gen 02+

Also any modifications needed.

Im looking for a second set of rimsto mount on the 06 vfr so I can just swap tires/wheels as needed.

Do 5th gen wheels swap with 6th gen. ??

I have heard 4th gen rears are wider and rub the swingarm ??

Are f4i fronts plun n play for a 6th gen ??

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4gen rear are 5.0 wide

3gen front require 3gen rotors

5/6gen will be plug and play for you

going backwards on rear wheel swaps: 5/6gen wheel onto a 3/4 gen swingarm require modding to clear brake rotor bolts

3/4gen rears will bolt to 5/6 gen swingarm without mods.

No other rears bolt on to any gen vfr without major mods (ducati, triumph, rc30/45, etc).

cbr600f3 fronts will fit and same rotors.

F4i and superhawk fronts will work and use same rotors but design won't match (3 spoke).

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4gen rear are 5.0 wide

3gen front require 3gen rotors

5/6gen will be plug and play for you

going backwards on rear wheel swaps: 5/6gen wheel onto a 3/4 gen swingarm require modding to clear brake rotor bolts

3/4gen rears will bolt to 5/6 gen swingarm without mods.

No other rears bolt on to any gen vfr without major mods (ducati, triumph, rc30/45, etc).

cbr600f3 fronts will fit and same rotors.

F4i and superhawk fronts will work and use same rotors but design won't match (3 spoke).

I don't think the F3 rotors are the same, but the 99-00 F4 rotors are exactly the same and would be a bolt up deal other then the 3 spoke like FM said.

Also F4i's use different rotors than the VFR, but should work if you use the wheel with rotor combo.

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4gen rear are 5.0 wide

3gen front require 3gen rotors

5/6gen will be plug and play for you

going backwards on rear wheel swaps: 5/6gen wheel onto a 3/4 gen swingarm require modding to clear brake rotor bolts

3/4gen rears will bolt to 5/6 gen swingarm without mods.

No other rears bolt on to any gen vfr without major mods (ducati, triumph, rc30/45, etc).

cbr600f3 fronts will fit and same rotors.

F4i and superhawk fronts will work and use same rotors but design won't match (3 spoke).

I don't think the F3 rotors are the same, but the 99-00 F4 rotors are exactly the same and would be a bolt up deal other then the 3 spoke like FM said.

Also F4i's use different rotors than the VFR, but should work if you use the wheel with rotor combo.

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a few more questions..

How wide is a 6th gen rear.. ?? 5.5" ??

what years are 4th gens ??

And a little clarity about the fronts

99-00 f4 wheel with 99-00 f4 rotors will work

f4i wheel with ??vfr ?? rotors ??

5th fronts are plug n play (yes)

Are 4th gen fronts ??? plug n play ??

These will all use the 6th gen front axle and spacers ?????

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a few more questions..

How wide is a 6th gen rear.. ?? 5.5" ??

Yes!

what years are 4th gens ??

94-97 and there 5" wide

And a little clarity about the fronts

99-00 f4 wheel with 99-00 f4 rotors will work

Yes, may need different spacers(3 spoke).

f4i wheel with ??vfr ?? rotors ??

If you use wheel & rotors it should work(3 spoke)

5th fronts are plug n play (yes)

Yes, front & rear.

Are 4th gen fronts ??? plug n play ??

No!

These will all use the 6th gen front axle and spacers ?????

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Some definites that I can add:

- the VFR axle will hold the F4i wheel in the VFR(6th gen), I do not know if the VFR spacers will properly center the wheel, or if the F4i rotors will line up.

- F4i wheel needs F4i rotors

- 5th & 6th gen VFR wheels need F4 or 5th or 6th gen rotors.

- 5th & 6th gen VFRs run a 5.5" rear wheel

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