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#2
dropping teeth will make the gears taller and basically slower. you mean going up 2 in the rear? and what do you mean by more top end speed? like higher top speed or better power up top?
-for higher top speed (I think this is foolish since it can top out close to 170 indicated) you'll have to drop a tooth or two int he rear and also do more power mods: je pistons, cams, milled head. not gonna have enough unf to get much fast really though with the added 15 or so hp that the more mods would add. these mods will ad more top end power as well if that's what you're asking about but remove the sprocket change....
-for higher top speed (I think this is foolish since it can top out close to 170 indicated) you'll have to drop a tooth or two int he rear and also do more power mods: je pistons, cams, milled head. not gonna have enough unf to get much fast really though with the added 15 or so hp that the more mods would add. these mods will ad more top end power as well if that's what you're asking about but remove the sprocket change....
#3
The Superhawk will go faster in 5th than 6th with a stock bike. There just isn't enough hp in 6th at that rpm to overcome the wind resistance. This was proven a long time ago before this forum ever existed. Power mods can change this, but they'd have to be extreme. What this tells me is that actually RAISING one or two teeth in the rear will get you more top end speed AND more acceleration....and more fill-ups. Hey, nothing's free!
#5
Are you looking for "top end" performance or "top speed" performance?
If you want "top end" performance, you should switch to a in-line 4 cylinder engine, ones that have rev-limiter set at 12,000+ rpm, get some RAM air intake, open up the muffler and get rid of all the baffle, then you will get more "top end" performance that you want.
If you want to get more "top speed" perfrmance, you might want to start investing in suspension first, because things can change very fast at high speed. To maintain control of the bike you need good suspension at any speed, once you have suspension that's setup for you and your riding style, you would feel more comfortable/secure riding at high speed.
If you are bouncing around due to poor suspension, you don't really get to use the engine's full power potential in the first place, why bother increasing it's performance?
My little 400cc CB-1 has a red line of 13,500 rpm.. screams like a moto GP bike when the baffle is taken out but travels barely over triple digit speed. It's funny when people hear the little bike down the block and think it's some superbike charging around the corner.
If you want "top end" performance, you should switch to a in-line 4 cylinder engine, ones that have rev-limiter set at 12,000+ rpm, get some RAM air intake, open up the muffler and get rid of all the baffle, then you will get more "top end" performance that you want.
If you want to get more "top speed" perfrmance, you might want to start investing in suspension first, because things can change very fast at high speed. To maintain control of the bike you need good suspension at any speed, once you have suspension that's setup for you and your riding style, you would feel more comfortable/secure riding at high speed.
If you are bouncing around due to poor suspension, you don't really get to use the engine's full power potential in the first place, why bother increasing it's performance?
My little 400cc CB-1 has a red line of 13,500 rpm.. screams like a moto GP bike when the baffle is taken out but travels barely over triple digit speed. It's funny when people hear the little bike down the block and think it's some superbike charging around the corner.
#8
Originally Posted by EngineNoO9
how much did that affect the speedo? noticed marmalade had 2 up in the rear too
#9
its actually 14.1% error, |true-shown|/true. so |70.1-80|/70.1= .141x 100=14.1%
mine won't hit the limiter in 6th and runs the exact top speed in 5th as it does in 6th, about 153 indicated (i don't know if mine has been corrected or not) i also think a bigger rear sprocket might help it overcome the wall it runs into at around 8900 in 6th as hawkrider said a couple of posts up.
mine won't hit the limiter in 6th and runs the exact top speed in 5th as it does in 6th, about 153 indicated (i don't know if mine has been corrected or not) i also think a bigger rear sprocket might help it overcome the wall it runs into at around 8900 in 6th as hawkrider said a couple of posts up.
#10
Originally Posted by JesseW.
its actually 14.1% error, |true-shown|/true. so |70.1-80|/70.1= .141x 100=14.1%
mine won't hit the limiter in 6th and runs the exact top speed in 5th as it does in 6th, about 153 indicated (i don't know if mine has been corrected or not) i also think a bigger rear sprocket might help it overcome the wall it runs into at around 8900 in 6th as hawkrider said a couple of posts up.
mine won't hit the limiter in 6th and runs the exact top speed in 5th as it does in 6th, about 153 indicated (i don't know if mine has been corrected or not) i also think a bigger rear sprocket might help it overcome the wall it runs into at around 8900 in 6th as hawkrider said a couple of posts up.
Thanks for the calculation Jesse.....
This weekend I will get it on a straight where I can take her up to 100 sustained and I will check it again...then it will be an easy math problem....lol
#12
Originally Posted by cliffhangerstx
Well there you have it,....like I said I am mathmatically challenged, etc....etc.... lol..
Thanks for the calculation Jesse.....
This weekend I will get it on a straight where I can take her up to 100 sustained and I will check it again...then it will be an easy math problem....lol
Thanks for the calculation Jesse.....
This weekend I will get it on a straight where I can take her up to 100 sustained and I will check it again...then it will be an easy math problem....lol
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