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60ft. time and throttle.
- Thread starter NightCrawler
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At stock height you won't be anywhere close to drews times...
YOu should shoot for 1.7 if you are lucky but most people are in the 1.8-1.9 range all stock. If you lower the bike with links and strap, you should be in the 1.5-1.6 range.
They will only get quicker if you stretch it, stickey tire or maybe a gear change until you add some power with those mods....
You should try to pin the throttle as soon as possible but at stock height again, it will be tuff. But WFO should be as close to the 60' mark as possible....
YOu should shoot for 1.7 if you are lucky but most people are in the 1.8-1.9 range all stock. If you lower the bike with links and strap, you should be in the 1.5-1.6 range.
They will only get quicker if you stretch it, stickey tire or maybe a gear change until you add some power with those mods....
You should try to pin the throttle as soon as possible but at stock height again, it will be tuff. But WFO should be as close to the 60' mark as possible....
Higher launch RPMs really helped me. Was a little apprehensive at first and was pussy footin out at 4000 or so. 60" times were as stated about 1.8 / 1.9......Brought it up to 8K and worked the clutch and times dropped to 1.6 /1.7.... and actually the 8K launch made it easier to ride the bike and get out of the hole.
147 @ 9.81
147 @ 9.81
You can try to get the RPM's up has high as you want but you will eventually go slower overall and want to focus on the 330' times once the 60' comes down. You may get out of the hole quicker but you will actually be going slower down the track.
I usually launch around 3,000 and slip the clutch until having it fully released around 6,000 or a tad higher by the 60' mark!
I usually launch around 3,000 and slip the clutch until having it fully released around 6,000 or a tad higher by the 60' mark!
Your seeing comment about wide open throttle but...if you don't work the clutch...the bike will hook immediatly and your either going for a nice spin sideways or it will wheelie. I've seen a guy dump the clutch at high RPM ......it looped so hard and fast the tail cowl never even touched the ground as it came around......Busa landed on the tank and bars. So start out sloooow and progress up.
(McyMike @ Oct. 13 2006,07:08) Your seeing comment about wide open throttle but...if you don't work the clutch...the bike will hook immediatly and your either going for a nice spin sideways or it will wheelie. I've seen a guy dump the clutch at high RPM ......it looped so hard and fast the tail cowl never even touched the ground as it came around......Busa landed on the tank and bars. So start out sloooow and progress up.
I hope a guy would have enough riding experience and common sense to know not to just throw the clutch at WFO.......
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