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Started by aaronbaker33, August 29, 2010, 02:05:07 PM

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aaronbaker33

just wondering if it was possible to use the newer sv650s gauges or gsxr style digital gauges.  money is not a problem and i love to tinker.  just wondering if anyone has ever tried before



aaron

joshr08

if moneys not a problem then get a newer sv650 or gixxer and put the gs500 gas cap on it then youll have the power to go with the cool gauges. :thumb:
05 GS500F
mods
k&n air filter,pro grip gel grips,removed grab handle,pro grip carbin fiber tank pad,14/45 sprockets RK X-oring Chain, Kat rear shock swap and Kat rear wheel swap 160/60-17 Shinko raven rear 120/60-17 front matching set polished and painted rims

aaronbaker33

ive got a 2008 gsxr 600.  been fixin up my gs for my girl.  she just hates the gauges.  was just gonna do the 1st gen sv650s gauge swap, but she's all about a digital speedo, and i dont like veypors.

albertinhouston


the mole

Quote from: aaronbaker33 on August 29, 2010, 02:37:28 PM
ive got a 2008 gsxr 600.  been fixin up my gs for my girl.  she just hates the gauges.  was just gonna do the 1st gen sv650s gauge swap, but she's all about a digital speedo, and i dont like veypors.
Probably easier to swap the girl than the gauges. :icon_twisted:

JAY W

You didn`t say what year Gs it is,i don`t like my 89E clocks thinking about changing them for k model 02 clocks with white faces,think after 04 the tach changed to electronic.
89 GS5,Squire sidecar,risers,Skidmarx bellypan,R1 oval can race can baffled,96 forks,beefy kwak shock,heated grips,scotoiler.LED Clocks.

aaronbaker33

its a 2006 gs500f.  tachs electric....pretty sure the gsxr pulls the speed from the sprocket instead of the wheel, but their has to be a workaround

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aaronbaker33


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aaronbaker33

found the koso gauges....not worth the cash when i have an extra set of gsxr gauges in the shop. 

jeremy_nash

Quote from: aaronbaker33 on August 30, 2010, 09:21:47 AM
its a 2006 gs500f.  tachs electric....pretty sure the gsxr pulls the speed from the sprocket instead of the wheel, but their has to be a workaround

there is a workaround for the newer sv gauges where you use a hall effect sensor and magnets on the brake rotor.  do a search for it on www.svrider.com  should be adaptable to the gsxr gauges you already have
gsxr shock
katana FE
99 katana front rim swap
vapor gauge cluster
14 tooth sprocket
95 on an 89 frame
lunchbox
V&H ssr2 muffler
jetted carbs
150-70-17 pilot road rear
120-70-17 sportmax front
sv650 rear wheel
sv650 tail swap
gsxr pegs
GP shift

Paulcet


'97 GS500E Custom by dgyver: GSXR rear shock | SV gauges | Yoshi exh. | K & N Lunchbox | Kat forks | Custom rearsets | And More!

aaronbaker33

what about just swapping to a gsxr front end, with gsxr speed sensor?

dgyver

All factory digital GSXR and similar speedometers use a speed signal generated at the front sprocket. This is different that the SV which gets it from the front wheel. The time between pulses are different, which is what the speed is calculated. Figure out how to alter the timing of the pulses and it will work. The electrical tach is easy to hookup.

One of my SV gauge swaps use a GSXR sensor but mounted at the front wheel, this is also a GSXR front end swap. The other uses an SV sensor modified to fit the front axle, which is a Kat front end swap.
Common sense in not very common.

Dr.Sparkie

The speed pickup on the gsxr front sprocket ought to transplant with some "tinkering", why not swap it onto the gs500 front sprocket and fiddle with sprocket ratios and tire diameters until its accurate enough?
1989 GS555
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Bored to 79mm, Honda Hurricane forks, Lowered 1.25" front and rear. Shinko Podium 006 120/60 front, 140/60 rear. Lunchbox, Fart can, 42.5 pilot, 3.5 turns, 152.5 main and 2 washers. Everything else is either stock or broken.

jeremy_nash

Quote from: Dr.Sparkie on September 02, 2010, 01:34:51 PM
The speed pickup on the gsxr front sprocket ought to transplant with some "tinkering", why not swap it onto the gs500 front sprocket and fiddle with sprocket ratios and tire diameters until its accurate enough?

if your going to go that far, just use a speedo healer to get the speedo right.  there are far easier alternatives
gsxr shock
katana FE
99 katana front rim swap
vapor gauge cluster
14 tooth sprocket
95 on an 89 frame
lunchbox
V&H ssr2 muffler
jetted carbs
150-70-17 pilot road rear
120-70-17 sportmax front
sv650 rear wheel
sv650 tail swap
gsxr pegs
GP shift

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