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Old Sep 5th, 2009, 11:07 am   #1 (permalink)
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there was a thread a while back about whether or not the wheels from a 916 would fit on the hyper. i have searched for it, but cannot find it now.

does anyone know if they will fit? a friend of mine has a nice set of marchesinis that he wants to sell.
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there was a thread a while back about whether or not the wheels from a 916 would fit on the hyper. i have searched for it, but cannot find it now.

does anyone know if they will fit? a friend of mine has a nice set of marchesinis that he wants to sell.
They should fit but check the rear for caliper clearance.
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Old Sep 5th, 2009, 1:33 pm   #3 (permalink)
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They should fit but check the rear for caliper clearance.
also, check the front wheel for rotor mount bolt pattern ...
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yeah, i guess the best way is to just try to bolt them up and see what happens.

if his front already has rotors mounted, does the bolt patter matter?
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As a set the wheels of a Hyper are the same as a 848, Monsters S4R and S4RS, the fronts and rears will fit various, here is some info from the marchesini web site:

As a pair:

* Hypermotard 2008 TA71246 17" x 3,50" FA72164 17" x 5,50"
* 848 2008 TA71246 17" x 3,50" FA72164 17" x 5,50"
* Monster S4R Testastretta 2007 - 2008 TA71246 17" x 3,50" FA72164 17" x 5,50"
* Monster S4RS Testastretta 2006-2008 TA71246 17" x 3,50" FA72164 17" x 5,50"

Separate Fitments, Either the front or the rear will fit, not both

* Monster S4R 2003 - 2006 TA71150 17" x 3,50" FA72164 17" x 5,50"
* Monster S2R 800 2005 - 2008 TA71150 17" x 3,50" FA72164 17" x 5,50"
* Monster S2R 1000 2006 - 2008 TA71150 17" x 3,50" FA72164 17" x 5,50"
* 748/916/996/998 ALL TA71150 17" x 3,50" FA72164 17" x 5,50"
* 749/749S/999/999S/999R 2003 - 2008 TA71246 17" x 3,50" TA72354 17" x 5,50"
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yeah, i guess the best way is to just try to bolt them up and see what happens.

if his front already has rotors mounted, does the bolt patter matter?
You'll definitely need spacers for the calipers, since the Hyper uses 305mm rotors vs 320mm.
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Plus the width offset of the Hyper is an additional 5mm on each side.
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sounds like a project.
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