I need more power!
Anyone got any engine modsuggestions for my '05? I like the quiet sound and original look of the OEM exhaust, but would like to gain reliablelow-end torque and mid range w/o sacrificing top-end. I've already reduced gearing to as low as it gets, but the trade-off is that it revs too high on the highway. I want more power with stock gearing w/o alot of noise. I'm guessing bigger pistons and soI askif anyone has done this and whether it was worth it.
I can't bring myself to get the zx14, because I traded in my zx11 for the CBR and can't go back to riding a big, heavy sport-tourer.
I can't bring myself to get the zx14, because I traded in my zx11 for the CBR and can't go back to riding a big, heavy sport-tourer.
pistons alone are not going to do it. head work, cams, pistons, exhaust, the normal speed stuff is how you do it. of couirse there is always a hairdryer, search for the guy who has his dyno numbers posted here.
Speed cost money boy. How fast do you want to go?
Speed cost money boy. How fast do you want to go?
I want to have the power I've got now, but withOEM gearing. And I got the bug real bad when I rode a new CBR 600 the other day which impressed the heck out of me. As quick as it is tells me we should be getting alot more out of our liter bikes.
You'd be better off spending the money on light weight wheels and rotors, not to mention a 520 chain conversion kit. All this will drastically reduce the weight of the bike and unsprung weight.
ORIGINAL: Thorsome
when I rode a new CBR 600 the other day which impressed the heck out of me. As quick as it is tells me we should be getting alot more out of our liter bikes.
when I rode a new CBR 600 the other day which impressed the heck out of me. As quick as it is tells me we should be getting alot more out of our liter bikes.
ORIGINAL: Triax
You'd be better off spending the money on light weight wheels and rotors, not to mention a 520 chain conversion kit. All this will drastically reduce the weight of the bike and unsprung weight.
You'd be better off spending the money on light weight wheels and rotors, not to mention a 520 chain conversion kit. All this will drastically reduce the weight of the bike and unsprung weight.
i have both the 1000rr and the new 07 600RR
yes the 600 is impressive and handles great
its throttle response is awesome and has tons of midrange
but in no way shape or form does it compare power and torque wise to my blade
yes the 600 is impressive and handles great
its throttle response is awesome and has tons of midrange
but in no way shape or form does it compare power and torque wise to my blade


