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Hi,i want to put a steering damper on my 2006 zx6r c6f and i cant afford a new one,i have been told that certain years of the zx10r fit but dont know which,please can you help me.

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My research shows that the damper also fits ZX10R (2004-2005). I would use caution when crossing bike parts. The part numbers are the same with a suffix letter different. This indicates a variation in the part. So although it may bolt up and perform the same, there is some difference.
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