F4i 1/4 mile time
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Expect low 12's or high 11's at first. The drag strip is a very different animal than the street, so don't be surprised if you aren't as fast as you think at first.
Suspension should be a nice medium between soft and hard. Too soft and your weight balance will shift and you'll wheelie more often. Too hard and you might take too much weight off the rear when shifting and you may have traction or hopping issues.
Go there, see how you're running and adjust accordingly.
I've never ran my F4i, as I have a ZX-10R for drag racing, so I can't comment on the times. But there's where most 600's will be for newer riders.
Suspension should be a nice medium between soft and hard. Too soft and your weight balance will shift and you'll wheelie more often. Too hard and you might take too much weight off the rear when shifting and you may have traction or hopping issues.
Go there, see how you're running and adjust accordingly.
I've never ran my F4i, as I have a ZX-10R for drag racing, so I can't comment on the times. But there's where most 600's will be for newer riders.
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An for some reason my speedo is off my pants dont attach to my jacket so i was limited to 120 so i was workin on my launches an was leavin.off when i got to 120 once it was later i didnt care if i got kicked an every time i was over 120 but my trap speeds wernt i know when i did the 118 my speedo said 125 when i crossed the line my gears are stock so idk why it would be off