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Mikenz
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Post by Mikenz »

Hi... I have a '99 VTR ( fx ).... are there any cheap go fast mods?
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WayneM
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Post by WayneM »

Cheapest mods are mini indicators, small number plate and carbon hugger - this combination is good for probably 25bhp and 20lb Ft of torque!

Alternatively less gains can be found with the normal Cans, K&N and re jet - might be good for a 6bhp increase. Although this will be a bit more expensive at over £500 Del had all of these bits for sale - he might still have them - have a look in the For Sale section for a considerable cost saving!

S = (( C * T ) - R ) + F ) - L

or

Speed = ( ( ( Cost * Time ) - Reliability ) + Fines ) - Licence

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Wayne
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delmeekc
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Wayne ya muppet

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check out where he lives man, mind you the cans are titanium, ummm

Del.
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Stormtrooper
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Post by Stormtrooper »

The cheapest go fast mod is, dont eat for a week, & then with weight reduction the bike will go faster & you will also have saved money :wink:
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Post by firestorm_al »

Try a smaller front sprocket or/and a larger rear one if you haven't allready!
Mikenz
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Post by Mikenz »

I have two bros pipes fitted to my toy so I'll now try the starvation for 2 weeks and then go for a ride.
But seriously I went for a ride on my fx , my cousin was on his SP1, we had an awesome ride,shredded tyres and scared locals.
Not to mention the car drivers.
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Stormin Ben
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Post by Stormin Ben »

The mod that's made the biggest difference to mine is fitting an RC45 throttle twist grip. Yes really!!
I found with the standard twist grip I wasn't getting the throttle fully open sometimes.
The RC45 one has a 10% larger diameter so less twist gives more opening

Feels like about 15BHP difference for about £8 and half an hours work

Ben
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NZred
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Post by NZred »

Do you have a hugger?
Its not an engine mod but may help.. available from "just fairings" Hamilton.
whaaaa Hoooo, O'l fart on the loose ... :o

http://www.superhawkforum.com/
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