| Author | Message | ||
     Fugitive81 |
went to the track friday night and sunday made some passes just wondering where the short time should be .i went 10.98 @127.5 with a 1.89 60'' i weigh 215 suited and the bike is 100% stock average was 11.1 @125.5 with a1.98 short the suspension was set to the manual setting for my weight just trying to find out what i should be shooting for before i do do a few mods thx (Message edited by fugitive81 on June 05, 2011) | ||
| D_adams |
A good pipe and ecm will knock off some time. Adding 15-20 hp & 10+ ft/lbs of torque throughout most of the upper rpm range (ie; 5000 rpm and up) will certainly help. I know this guy that makes a pretty mean one.... www.keda-design.com | ||
| Fugitive81 |
yes i have everything i was just trying to get a base line before i put it all together pipe stacks and filter power commander strap it and drop the forks not to sure how to set up the rear shock | ||
| Smit3833 |
I've taken my bike to the strip a few times. Its setup for street riding, not drag racing. The only change I will make is dropping the rear tires pressure to low 20# range. I'm no expert, but the best I've been able to launch is about 1.9s. The track is really run down and slick so much harder on the throttle than that and I will spin the tire. Since this is the same vehicle I commute on, I can't afford to burnout but I will do a quick scrub to get the dirt off. | ||
| Jdugger |
> I can't afford to burnout but I will do a quick scrub to get the dirt off. Man, buy a spare wheel and find a racing buddy you can get take-offs from. I've got a huge stack here of slicks with perfect centers. I sell my take-offs for $20 a tire, and most have 90% centers. The slicks aren't DOT, so the squids pass on them. But, they would be perfect for your application. | ||
| Puzzled |
Man, buy a spare wheel and find a racing buddy you can get take-offs from. I've got a huge stack here of slicks with perfect centers. I sell my take-offs for $20 a tire, and most have 90% centers. The slicks aren't DOT, so the squids pass on them. But, they would be perfect for your application. That is what I started on, Dunlop take-offs. Drop the pressure and they hook!   (Message edited by puzzled on June 06, 2011) |
