silverghost
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Are the fairings interchangeable between years? I need new ones and would like to know if the 2006 or other years will fit on my 2003.
Are you saying the 2006-9 will fit the 03?2006 will NOT fit 2003.
2003-2005 are pretty much the same other than the front turn signals. 2006-2009 are interchangeable.
NO!Are you saying the 2006-9 will fit the 03?2006 will NOT fit 2003.
2003-2005 are pretty much the same other than the front turn signals. 2006-2009 are interchangeable.
And for the record...I never imagined having to explicitly add some column to describe fairing interchangeability on the matrix. I'm going to risk it, let the reader figure this one point out from the other subtle clues, and not change anything.If you want to get all graphic and explicit, click this link to open Ignacio's comparison matrix PDF. The PDF details and compares the changes from model year to model year.
Soooter,NO!Are you saying the 2006-9 will fit the 03?2006 will NOT fit 2003.
2003-2005 are pretty much the same other than the front turn signals. 2006-2009 are interchangeable.
The 2006-2009 FJRs are known as Gen II. They are interchangeable within those years. - They are also much faster, cooler and just a heck of lot better than Gen 1 (especially the 2007) !!. 2003-2005 North American FJRs are known as Gen I. Within Gen I, 2004 and 2005 are almost identical bikes except for color. 2003 is similar to the 2004 and 2005, but has some differences:
- Turn signals went from stalk to flush mounted
- Front brake rotor size was increased
- Left side 'glove box' was added
- Windscreen size was slightly altered
- ABS brakes became an option
And probably a few more things I am forgetting.
Though they look similiar, there were major changes from Gen I to Gen II FJRs. Not a lot of parts will interchange on those years.
But the original question still intrigues. If a Gen I owner say, hit a deer or giant Jackalope, the bike might could be rebult to Gen II up front to take advantage of the heat management features and clean crash bar installation, while still retaining the ultimate Cerulean color....:rolleyesThe total price for unnecessarily buying a complete fairing replacement is $3055, not counting the side bags.
That was F-105 Thunderchief. My uncle flew one over 'Nam in the mid 60s.Did some numbers today cuz I was thinking how kewl it would be to have a Black AE decked out in a Stealth 117 theme. I thought it might be about the same as a very nice paint job but factory smooth. Once I got all the front panels and hit over $3200 and STILL had to get the gas tank and rear panels, well I quit. Our parts guy told me, just list the silver AE panels on E-Bay and cover my cost. Still a no-deal, I think he was just wanting the sale. I'm sticking with my Silver color (it always looks clean) and maybe I'll do a F-104 Thunderchief scheme to it.
That was F-105 Thunderchief. My uncle flew one over 'Nam in the mid 60s.Did some numbers today cuz I was thinking how kewl it would be to have a Black AE decked out in a Stealth 117 theme. I thought it might be about the same as a very nice paint job but factory smooth. Once I got all the front panels and hit over $3200 and STILL had to get the gas tank and rear panels, well I quit. Our parts guy told me, just list the silver AE panels on E-Bay and cover my cost. Still a no-deal, I think he was just wanting the sale. I'm sticking with my Silver color (it always looks clean) and maybe I'll do a F-104 Thunderchief scheme to it.
The F-104 Starfighter was a rocket with two little wings on it. The F-105 was a BIG fighter that was turned into a fighter-bomber.
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