What are the first years for EFI on GSXR 1000,1300?

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Hey if anyone out there knows the years that EFI was first used on the GSXR1000,1300 Please let me know. Thanks, Bonesf16

 

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#2 · Dec 12, 2005

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Hey if anyone out there knows the years that EFI was first used on the GSXR1000,1300 Please let me know. Thanks, Bonesf16

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Since their inception.

I win.

The 2000 750 was the platform they built the original, 2001, 1000 off of.
Of course they beefed it up and such but it's been injected it's whole life.

FI started on GSXRs with the 1999 750 (SRAD style) and hit the 600s in 2001.

 

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#3 · Dec 12, 2005

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Hey if anyone out there knows the years that EFI was first used on the GSXR1000,1300 Please let me know. Thanks, Bonesf16

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Since their inception.

I win.

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damn i wanted first dibs on this one.

 

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#4 · Dec 12, 2005

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Actually 98 was the first year for EFI 750s

 

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Actually 98 was the first year for EFI 750s

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well he didnt ask about the 750s

 

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SO it would be safe any 1000 or 1300 after 2001.

 

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#7 · Dec 12, 2005

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Ya bonehead - Are you that fucking stupid?

 

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I thought Hayabusas always had FI.

 

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The Hayabusa is a GSX-1300R, not a GSX-R. And I don't think there's ever been a carb'd 'busa.

 

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Well, what's he talking about with the 1300? I assumed that he was talking about the 'busa.

 

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#11 · Dec 12, 2005

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Can we just simplify this.

The 1000 came out in 2001

The Hayabusa came out in either full release or pre-production in 1998 I think, I can't remember.

Bottom line every single one of them is FI, none of either of them had a carb on them. OK?

 

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wow wow wow, let me get this straight bikes use fuel?

 

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#13 · Dec 12, 2005

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Actually 98 was the first year for EFI 750s

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well he didnt ask about the 750s

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No, but Blaise brought up 750s - with false information...

 

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Thanks for backing me up while I was away SVS.

 

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#15 · Dec 13, 2005

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Man this is a stupid thread. The question was answered with the very first reply.

by the way. 750 went injected in 99 not 98.

 

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Man this is a stupid thread. The question was answered with the very first reply.

by the way. 750 went injected in 99 not 98.

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WRONG!!!!! In the US, the first fuel injected GSXR was in 1998. There were no changes in the 99 model other than color. EDIT: There was one change; the well nuts that held the riders seat were changed from aluminum to steel.

 

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by the way. 750 went injected in 99 not 98.

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Get your facts straight before trying to correct people...

From www.suzukicycles.org :

GSX-R750

1998 Suzuki year code: W

Electronic fuel injection appeared for the first time on a GSX-R with large 46 mm throttle bodies together with a steering damper as standard, a five mm shorter wheelbase, altered internal and external gear ratios, altered chassis, suspension and brakes, internal engine mods and massive airbox. Power was up to 135 hp. An absolute gem to ride. Suzuki made a class-leading sportsbike even better.

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Actually 98 was the first year for EFI 750s

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well he didnt ask about the 750s

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No, but Blaise brought up 750s - with false information...

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oops ! , my bad i didnt see that.

 

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#19 · Dec 13, 2005

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Actually 98 was the first year for EFI 750s

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well he didnt ask about the 750s

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No, but Blaise brought up 750s - with false information...

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oops ! , my bad i didnt see that.

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98, 99, what's the difference, they're both fat pigs anyway.

 

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#20 · Dec 13, 2005

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Actually 98 was the first year for EFI 750s

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well he didnt ask about the 750s

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No, but Blaise brought up 750s - with false information...

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oops ! , my bad i didnt see that.

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98, 99, what's the difference, they're both fat pigs anyway.

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A gix's gotta have some junk in the trunk