-1 +5 520 sprockets....no wheelies?
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well my bike runs great...but im at such a high elevation i lose 25% power....also im not sure about the +7 in the rear.....thats a different ratio....meant to be that way....this was not...also with +7 your top speed must be like 75...cause i was topped at 115 with the -1 +5.....but anyway i think ill just either leave the stock +5 or do the -1 +5
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well my bike runs great...but im at such a high elevation i lose 25% power....also im not sure about the +7 in the rear.....thats a different ratio....meant to be that way....this was not...also with +7 your top speed must be lik.e 75...cause i was topped at 115 with the -1 +5.....but anyway i think ill just either leave the stock +5 or do the -1 +5
well my bike runs great...but im at such a high elevation i lose 25% power....also im not sure about the +7 in the rear.....thats a different ratio....meant to be that way....this was not...also with +7 your top speed must be lik.e 75...cause i was topped at 115 with the -1 +5.....but anyway i think ill just either leave the stock +5 or do the -1 +5
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ORIGINAL: Mefloump
I'd really be looking at what is going wrong with the power output. I am now running -1 and +7 and it pulls it up all the way through 4th. I do have engine work to go with the sprocket change. Not only does it wheelie, it will hang with 1000cc's.
I'd really be looking at what is going wrong with the power output. I am now running -1 and +7 and it pulls it up all the way through 4th. I do have engine work to go with the sprocket change. Not only does it wheelie, it will hang with 1000cc's.
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-1/+7=3.57 top speed about 135mph. In 6th gear at 70mph it turns 7,000 rpm. Are you sure you are counting enough teeth? My sprockets are 14/50, stock is 15/43. Is it not possible to re-jet for the elevation?
edwardtn; do you doubt it is possible for a F2 to keep up with any 1 liter bike?
edwardtn; do you doubt it is possible for a F2 to keep up with any 1 liter bike?
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Doubt it...no, I know it. Given equal riders the hp/weight ratio is much higher on a liter bike. Whatever mods you do to an F2, you would be lucky to touch 100hp at the wheel...a 1000RR is about 155hp stock. So yes, I do not see an F2 keeping up with a GSX-R 1000, and R1, or a 1000RR. I have tried with guys I ride with...the 1000RR and Ducati 1098 leave me after every turn...
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ORIGINAL: Mefloump
-1/+7=3.57 top speed about 135mph. In 6th gear at 70mph it turns 7,000 rpm. Are you sure you are counting enough teeth? My sprockets are 14/50, stock is 15/43. Is it not possible to re-jet for the elevation?
edwardtn; do you doubt it is possible for a F2 to keep up with any 1 liter bike?
-1/+7=3.57 top speed about 135mph. In 6th gear at 70mph it turns 7,000 rpm. Are you sure you are counting enough teeth? My sprockets are 14/50, stock is 15/43. Is it not possible to re-jet for the elevation?
edwardtn; do you doubt it is possible for a F2 to keep up with any 1 liter bike?
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