Anyone got a set of there bike, if so is it worth getting a set, any noticeable power, response ?
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Re: Velocity Stacks
you already have these fitted to your bike mate - they are just not bling-style 'Muzzy' alloy stacks .
The jury is out on wether changing these actually makes any noticeable difference to a street-bike.
On the 1/4 mile, where 10'ths count - they are probably worth fitting. But for a daily rider ?? They cost a shitload, considering what they are, you can't see them (which is the main point of bling in the first place) - and OEM stacks will do a better job for 99% of the riding you are likely to do.
The jury is out on wether changing these actually makes any noticeable difference to a street-bike.
On the 1/4 mile, where 10'ths count - they are probably worth fitting. But for a daily rider ?? They cost a shitload, considering what they are, you can't see them (which is the main point of bling in the first place) - and OEM stacks will do a better job for 99% of the riding you are likely to do.
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LOL @ the kid!! haha
Yes your right gos, i was having a good look at teh stacks today and consideirng they are factory they are quite good design compared to other manufactures, and i agree they are expensive but if there is a decent gain in poewr could be worth it, but i've never ridden abike with aftermarket ones so i just dont know!
Yes your right gos, i was having a good look at teh stacks today and consideirng they are factory they are quite good design compared to other manufactures, and i agree they are expensive but if there is a decent gain in poewr could be worth it, but i've never ridden abike with aftermarket ones so i just dont know!
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Re: Velocity Stacks
the kid wrote:Damn , I thought this was a thread on really fast crashes
especially featuring an orange 10
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ey ey now now!tim wrote:the kid wrote:Damn , I thought this was a thread on really fast crashes
especially featuring an orange 10
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yeh Billy is a cunny funt !Saki wrote:....LOL @ the kid!! haha
Yes your right gos, i was having a good look at teh stacks today and consideirng they are factory they are quite good design compared to other manufactures, and i agree they are expensive but if there is a decent gain in poewr could be worth it, but i've never ridden abike with aftermarket ones so i just dont know!....
There are power gains to be had, no doubt. But the gains are pretty small (compared to say a full exhaust) - and the cost is too much I reckon. The US forums (zx12r.org) have heaps of threads about aftermarket stacks, and the amount of dyno-testing that goes into a 2-3hp increase, is unbelievable
- and it really is only a small increase in hp....I almost bit the bullet and got a set of Muzzy stacks for the MFP12 a couple of years ago, but after pm'ing some of the players on the zx12r.org forum , it quickly became apparent that the hp these guys were chasing, was mainly for 1/4 mile drag racing, not normal everyday riding.
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yeah oh well, thanks for filling me in
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Factory Pro make em and you get about 3 to 4hp when combined with a BMC RACE filter, but they got varieing results... The race filter will almost get that on its own but I wouldn't recommend one for the street.
At over $250 bucks I think you could find better things to spend on, like suspension or track days.. Do you have a pc111.?
At over $250 bucks I think you could find better things to spend on, like suspension or track days.. Do you have a pc111.?
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No PC3, got BMC race filter hto chucked it in today, made a nice bit of an improvement. Either gunna suss out full system or perhaps just leave it as is and go a pc3MadKaw wrote:Factory Pro make em and you get about 3 to 4hp when combined with a BMC RACE filter, but they got varieing results... The race filter will almost get that on its own but I wouldn't recommend one for the street.
At over $250 bucks I think you could find better things to spend on, like suspension or track days.. Do you have a pc111.?
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Did you get the std BMC filter or the BMC Race filter.??
The race filter has thinner gauze in it and a yellow line thru it.. Not really recommended for a road bike..
The race filter has thinner gauze in it and a yellow line thru it.. Not really recommended for a road bike..
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Hurry up and get ur PC3, zorst and get your air fuel mix right. The map on the Z was farked, had to wipe it and reinstall. Runs like a dream now and the air fuel should be 99% spot on.
As the boss said, better things to spend your money on like ZX10r rear shocks
As the boss said, better things to spend your money on like ZX10r rear shocks
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Re: Velocity Stacks
id have to have another look i remember it being pretty thin, but i dont recall a yellow line, so could only be a street version instead!MadKaw wrote:Did you get the std BMC filter or the BMC Race filter.??
The race filter has thinner gauze in it and a yellow line thru it.. Not really recommended for a road bike..
yeah i wanna get PC3 and all that gear for it damo, how much did the Z end up making with a proper tune ?
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Track down an Arata system and a PCIII. If I had the cash I'd be binning my Yoshi in favor of one of these.
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how much extra power do they make roughly ?Aussie Ninja wrote:Track down an Arata system and a PCIII. If I had the cash I'd be binning my Yoshi in favor of one of these.
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