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Postby bobtrx » Sat Dec 06, 2008 6:54 am

I fitted a speed sensor back on my zx6rr and was wondering what the go is with it reading speed when I change sprockets for different ratios , is there a formula or programe get a real reading or would it still be right , my head hurts thinking about it
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Re: speed sensing

Postby Wattie » Sat Dec 06, 2008 7:02 am

it will be wrong mate,

speedo healer is the go. but even then, hard for a tracky because you need to ride it to set the speedo healer up :?
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Re: speed sensing

Postby timmyrocks » Sat Dec 06, 2008 7:33 am

GPS works pretty good, a few of the boys have lap timers on their phones which is done by Gps and i think it even gives you speeds,,,
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Re: speed sensing

Postby dave#3 » Sat Dec 06, 2008 7:35 am

Wattie wrote:... you need to ride it to set the speedo healer up :?


Not really. A speedohealer will fix it (you punch in to their website (http://www.healtech-electronics.com/) the original gear ration and the new gear ratio and it gives you the steps for programming your speedohealer. My question would be why you'd bother with a tracky? IMO It's dangerous looking at a speedo on track and unless you're drag racing it doesn't count for shit anyway.

Like Tim said a GPS data logging system is much better because you can analyse speeds (and lap times) off the track after the session.
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Re: speed sensing

Postby Wattie » Sat Dec 06, 2008 8:28 am

dave#3 wrote:
Wattie wrote:... you need to ride it to set the speedo healer up :?


Not really. A speedohealer will fix it (you punch in to their website (http://www.healtech-electronics.com/) the original gear ration and the new gear ratio and it gives you the steps for programming your speedohealer.



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Re: speed sensing

Postby bobtrx » Mon Dec 08, 2008 5:44 am

Thanks for the replies I have seen a calulator some where ( excel programm) that you enter gear ratio , front wheel dia and it would give speed per rpm . I was only after the speed as a comparesion with other bikes I've riden for the main straight at P I . Dave 3 I agree with what you say the only thing I look at on the gauges is the shift light .Good thing it's there cause the digital gauges are close to useless with the sun on them .
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Re: speed sensing

Postby Wattie » Mon Dec 08, 2008 7:17 am

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Re: speed sensing

Postby Stereo » Tue Dec 09, 2008 9:28 pm

On the track does it really matter how fast you are going? Dont have a speed healer on my track bike, just use the speedo to guage whether I am coming in too hot or not hot enough.... and i judge my performance on whether I am catching up to people or not.... (usually not).... just my humble opinion... naturally if you have one, then go for it...






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