1993 zx 1100 transmission interchange

bigwillie · 01-18-2009, 05:06 PM

Anyone know of any other year tranny that will fit a 1993 zx 1100 ? Will a 1990 zx 1000 tranny fit ?

**Connman** · 01-18-2009, 05:09 PM

Bullshit I say! a 93 Zed11 didn't have a tranny!!!!!!!

Oh, sorry bigwillie, seems to be the thing to do 'round here today.
Plenty of 11 guys here to answer your questions

Oh, and

to KAWASAKI WORLD!!!!!!!

Tazio · 01-19-2009, 05:26 PM

If it's a c model, '90-'39 should work. D models were a little different so I don't know what parts interchange. What's it doing, popping out of second?

bigwillie · 01-31-2009, 06:02 PM

Well it was jerking in second for a couple days I now have the engine out and it has a broken shift fork and 2 busted gears(2nd gear set naturally). I priced getting the local Kawasaki dealer to fix it and was told at least 1000 to maybe 1500 bucks to fix. I think I can do the work just wondering if there was another tranny assembly that might drop in. I see the 1000 and 900 z Trannies on ebay sometimes just did not know what years might fit mine. I do have the D model.

ZrexRich · 02-06-2009, 09:53 AM

All zx11, zrx's(1100/1200) and zzr1200 use the same shift forks. It's been awhile since I had a 88'-90' zx10 apart but belive they use the same ones as well.
Transmissions- All "D" model transmissions will be a direct swap for your "D" model. Zx11 "C" models have a shorter output shaft and would require use of a "C" model countershaft sprocket(cone shaped vs flat on the "D" model) in a "D" bike. A 88'-90' zx10 will work as well but will also require a zx1 "C" model countershaft sprocket for prpoper chain alignment.

bigwillie · 02-19-2009, 10:41 AM

OK I got a mind blowing deal. A friend of mine who knows everybody around the Gastonia NC area has a friend who had a complete tranny including the shift forks. I let him put it in and everything for 370.00 bucks and he let me hang out at his shop all day and watch them work on some killer bikes. Well anyways I am VERY VERY happy right now.



01-18-2009, 05:06 PM	#1
bigwillie Junior Member From: SC Joined: Jan 2009 Posts: 3	1993 zx 1100 transmission interchange Anyone know of any other year tranny that will fit a 1993 zx 1100 ? Will a 1990 zx 1000 tranny fit ?

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01-18-2009, 05:09 PM	#2
Connman Moderator From: Denver, CO Joined: Apr 2004 I Ride: 03 ZX-12r I Race: Anyone! Posts: 3,467	Bullshit I say! a 93 Zed11 didn't have a tranny!!!!!!! Oh, sorry bigwillie, seems to be the thing to do 'round here today. Plenty of 11 guys here to answer your questions Oh, and to KAWASAKI WORLD!!!!!!!



01-19-2009, 05:26 PM	#3
Tazio Senior Member From: Hackettstown N.J. Joined: Jan 2008 Posts: 141	If it's a c model, '90-'39 should work. D models were a little different so I don't know what parts interchange. What's it doing, popping out of second?



01-31-2009, 06:02 PM	#4
bigwillie Junior Member From: SC Joined: Jan 2009 Posts: 3	Well it was jerking in second for a couple days I now have the engine out and it has a broken shift fork and 2 busted gears(2nd gear set naturally). I priced getting the local Kawasaki dealer to fix it and was told at least 1000 to maybe 1500 bucks to fix. I think I can do the work just wondering if there was another tranny assembly that might drop in. I see the 1000 and 900 z Trannies on ebay sometimes just did not know what years might fit mine. I do have the D model.



02-06-2009, 09:53 AM	#5
ZrexRich Junior Member From: Oregon Joined: Feb 2009 I Ride: 99' zrx1100 95'zx11 Posts: 3	All zx11, zrx's(1100/1200) and zzr1200 use the same shift forks. It's been awhile since I had a 88'-90' zx10 apart but belive they use the same ones as well. Transmissions- All "D" model transmissions will be a direct swap for your "D" model. Zx11 "C" models have a shorter output shaft and would require use of a "C" model countershaft sprocket(cone shaped vs flat on the "D" model) in a "D" bike. A 88'-90' zx10 will work as well but will also require a zx1 "C" model countershaft sprocket for prpoper chain alignment.



02-19-2009, 10:41 AM	#6
bigwillie Junior Member From: SC Joined: Jan 2009 Posts: 3	OK I got a mind blowing deal. A friend of mine who knows everybody around the Gastonia NC area has a friend who had a complete tranny including the shift forks. I let him put it in and everything for 370.00 bucks and he let me hang out at his shop all day and watch them work on some killer bikes. Well anyways I am VERY VERY happy right now.