jregert
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Post by jregert on Sept 6, 2022 22:02:33 GMT -7
This might be a dumb question but has anyone messed around with different velocity stacks on the mt-10?
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Post by parthz8 on Sept 7, 2022 13:38:30 GMT -7
Good question...i heard (not changed mine) that it will give you about ~2-3 HP gain at the top and while on ride it keeps pulling. Question is do we need to re-map when aftermarket velocity stacks are installed?
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jregert
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Post by jregert on Sept 7, 2022 15:45:09 GMT -7
Good question...i heard (not changed mine) that it will give you about ~2-3 HP gain at the top and while on ride it keeps pulling. Question is do we need to re-map when aftermarket velocity stacks are installed? That’s what I’ve heard also but can’t find any information on them even the R1 forums I can’t really find anything 🤷♂️ |
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Post by willl84 on Sept 8, 2022 3:53:16 GMT -7
Only 2-3HP? That's almost margin of error for a dyno honestly. I can't see spending money on them and the time to swap them for a 2-3HP gain up top where I never ride.
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Post by parthz8 on Sept 8, 2022 11:08:29 GMT -7
Good question...i heard (not changed mine) that it will give you about ~2-3 HP gain at the top and while on ride it keeps pulling. Question is do we need to re-map when aftermarket velocity stacks are installed? That’s what I’ve heard also but can’t find any information on them even the R1 forums I can’t really find anything 🤷♂️ Some folks i know bought them from www.factorypro.com/products/vstacks_index.html for R1. May be you can check with them if they have for MT 10 |
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jregert
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Post by jregert on Sept 9, 2022 1:30:27 GMT -7
Only 2-3HP? That's almost margin of error for a dyno honestly. I can't see spending money on them and the time to swap them for a 2-3HP gain up top where I never ride. I agreed the cost to power gain isn’t worth it i absolutely love the bike I came from a 2018 r1 the the mt-10. The mt-10 is a perfect all around bike for what ever you want to do. I was just curious being that I do track the bike and that seems to be the only spot this thing falls off is top end. Yes I know the bike is not designed for top end I was just curious haha. These things have the aero dynamics of a parachute over 120 as it is. |
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Post by hooli on Sept 9, 2022 14:24:43 GMT -7
The latest R1 they carry anything for is 2006.
That site is in dire need of some serious updating.
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Post by jregert on Sept 9, 2022 20:00:09 GMT -7
The latest R1 they carry anything for is 2006.
That site is in dire need of some serious updating.
I think graves has a set for the newer r1 I’m assuming they should be the same but I’m not sure |
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Post by parthz8 on Sept 10, 2022 1:27:49 GMT -7
The latest R1 they carry anything for is 2006.
That site is in dire need of some serious updating.
I think graves has a set for the newer r1 I’m assuming they should be the same but I’m not sure R1M (2015) which should be same for R1 and MT-10 looks different...  |
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Post by hooli on Sept 10, 2022 15:47:46 GMT -7
I think graves has a set for the newer r1 I’m assuming they should be the same but I’m not sure R1M (2015) which should be same for R1 and MT-10 looks different... Yes, the R1/R1M have moveable velocity stacks, activated via a stepper motor by the ecu. The MT has conventional fixed stacks. |
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