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Discussion in 'Introduce Yourself...' started by nrgkiller, Mar 31, 2009.

  1. nrgkiller

    nrgkiller New Member

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    soo a stronger spring will make you accelerate faster and maybe higher top end (surposidly) and a weaker one will giv you a more steady acceleration but maybe less top end speed?

    and with the rollers. how do i kno what size to get?
     
  2. willoughby172

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    hi mate welcome what r your plans
     
  3. Vesta

    Vesta New Member

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    No nothing like that lol

    Springs only affect setoff, you will gain speed/accelerate faster for the first 2/3 seconds of throttle. the clutch springs wont affect top speed at all.

    Rollers is usually trial and error, you should go for usually a gram lighter then standard which is different depending on what your bike is, air cooled or liquid?

    AIR: i'd go for between 5-5.5
    Liquid: about 6-6.5

    S'all trial and error tho mate.
     
  4. nrgkiller

    nrgkiller New Member

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    ahhh ok, thanks. last question now i promise.

    how do i know what size rollers to get?
     
  5. Vesta

    Vesta New Member

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    sizes for ours are 19x15.5 mate

    whats your bike air or liquid cooled?
     
  6. nrgkiller

    nrgkiller New Member

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    didnt have time to check today but i think its air cooled, dus it matter?
     
  7. Vesta

    Vesta New Member

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    Does it have a rear drum or rear disc brake?

    And the liquid cooled engine uses a gram heavier rollers with the standard variator as oppose to the air cooled
     
  8. nrgkiller

    nrgkiller New Member

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    its got a drum brake. so shud i still get the 5-5.5 rollers?
     
  9. Vesta

    Vesta New Member

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    i would say so with a TT.

    remember size 19x15.5

    and you'll need an impact gun or air ratchet, or a locking tool

    safe
     

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