Yeah it's been out and around one of the local twisty roads but it's in need of some new rubber. Have new rims waiting for some fresh Dunlops to arrive
New brakes and masters waiting for the new wheels too
The Kerker should look the goods too. I still love them on the ZRX but I think I'm sold on this exhaust
"The measure of a man is what he does with power" - Plato
Nice mate. Is that an aftermarket CDI unit? Whats the advantage over the stocker?
It's really all about standing around drinking Dave's beer.
2008 ZRX1200 Greeeeen Roadie
2016 KTM Superduke 1290 Oraaaaange
2016 Seadoo RXTX300
Too many toys.......work is getting in the way!!!!
These things are turning up everywhere I was watching "were the millers" the other night which was piss funny and what do you know there was a ZRX in it ....
Glen wrote:Nice mate. Is that an aftermarket CDI unit? Whats the advantage over the stocker?
Yes mate. Japanese CDI and coils, same as on some of the Japanese DOBAR race bikes.
Let's me increase the rev limiter in 200 RPM increments or turn it off completely. I can also change between 9 ignition maps from -10 deg to +8 deg change from stock. Currently on the -2. Hope to squeeze in a dyno run in the coming week.
"The measure of a man is what he does with power" - Plato
Glen wrote:Nice mate. Is that an aftermarket CDI unit? Whats the advantage over the stocker?
Yes mate. Japanese CDI and coils, same as on some of the Japanese DOBAR race bikes.
Let's me increase the rev limiter in 200 RPM increments or turn it off completely. I can also change between 9 ignition maps from -10 deg to +8 deg change from stock. Currently on the -2. Hope to squeeze in a dyno run in the coming week.
I have a +4 advancer in mine, feels much more direct connection between the throttle and rear wheel. What is the advantage of retaring the advance?
Phil wrote:
I have a +4 advancer in mine, feels much more direct connection between the throttle and rear wheel. What is the advantage of retaring the advance?
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"The measure of a man is what he does with power" - Plato