picture...

 

94 and 95 are identical in appearance.

All 94 750 forks were blue.

I believe 94 and 95 forks are the same internally & externally, only the colour differenciates. I may be wrong though as I recall something about the wall sizes, though it may have been between 94/95 and 92/93.
Can someone else chime in here?

 

You are partailly right Dave:

91-92-93 forks are 41-U bodies, meaning they are 41mm

91-92 are the same with 35mm springs with .736kg/mm rate

93 are on their own: they use the same 41mm but have 36mm springs rated at .766kg/mm

94-95 are totally different from the others:
They use 43-U (43mm) bodies : Both forks are exactly the same except that the 94's are blue anodized; they both use 38mm springs, rated stock at .800 kg/mm

About the two steps in the forks, I have a 93, and can tell you I have those two steps...But maybe some previous owner put some 95's ???

Hope this helps...

 

I have just measured my fork pistons at 43mm OD:
Could anyone with 93's & 94's post up measurments of your pistons:
That way I could stop chasing 93 springs....lol...., and I would stand corrected on having 93 forks...And would start looking for 94-95 springs...

surewin; you have now put a doubt in my mind on my own forks...93's or 95's ???
(as they are silver..)

Fred

 

92 GSXR 600 (Orange) 41mm
93 GSXR 750 (Purple) 41mm

These are identical in apearance with one step, not two as are shown above in the pics.

 

i have all three types of 750 USD forks on my first generation gsxr's:

first foto is the 91-92 750 41mm

second foto is the 92-93 600 & 93 750 41mm

third foto is the 95 750 43mm

the 94's are identical to the 95's except that they are anodized blue. :cool

 

So this picture would confirm that I have 95 forks ?

 

So this picture would confirm that I have 95 forks ?

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Definitly not 91-93 forks so I would have to say yes, 94-95 model forks.

 

92

2 Step

 

92

2 Step

Take a good look: if your pistons measure 43mm, they are not the original forks... But 95's:
Just found that out on my bike... (silver not blue, so 95's...)

You know what, this why I like this place: Even though I worked on my bike for 2 years, and took almost every bolt out & put it back together, I see this thread, and get to see that nothing is for granted; Before tonight I never would have thought anything of my forks, and I was about to bid on some gold valve & springs off e-bay for the 93 forks: that could have been a costly mistake, but instead, Someone posted a question that related to my project, without me knowing it...

Surewin, thank you!

Fred