About the Kawasaki GPz750 (ZX750A)
Carburetor kits, clutch components and brake pads for the A-model GPz750.
Kawasaki identifies the 1983 ZX750-A1 as GPz750. The ZX750E GPz750 Turbo has a different model code and a fuel-injected Turbo application. If you are searching for the later Ninja 750R, compare the ZX750F collection instead.
Plan clutch work as one repair
A clutch repair can involve friction plates, plain steel plates and springs. The links below group these components together and distinguish the individual plates from the spring kit. Carburetor rebuilding and brake-pad replacement have their own sections, keeping unrelated purchases out of the clutch parts list.
Know your ZX750A before choosing partsZX750A repair checkpoints
Use these distinctions to choose the correct repair application.
GPz750 identity
ZX750A versus Turbo
The A-model has carburetor equipment in its OEM catalog. Kawasaki identifies the fuel-injected GPz750 Turbo as ZX750E.
Parts checkpoint: Choose the collection for the complete model code.
Clutch repair
Three component types
Friction plates, steel plates and springs perform different jobs in the clutch. The linked plates are individual items; the springs are supplied as a kit.
Parts checkpoint: Build the order around the components being renewed.
Brake-pad replacement
Shape and fitted caliper
The brake-pad example lists ZX750A 1983–1985. A replacement caliper can require a different pad profile.
Parts checkpoint: Compare the removed pad with the product details.
Identify your motorcycle before orderingZX750A identification checklist
Keep the original motorcycle identity and the equipment currently fitted to it in the same repair notes.
- Frame: ZX750A, full frame/VIN and model year.
- Engine and carburetors: Engine number and carburetor identification markings.
- Clutch: Friction versus steel plates, their dimensions and the required quantities.
- Brakes: Caliper identity, brake position and removed pad outline.
Contact PartsNMore with your model year, frame and engine markings, and clear photos of the component being repaired.