looking to re gear my 04 r6, will a 520 conversion with -1 +2 let me bring my wheelies up a little lower speed?

thx

 

it will come up fairly eazy at a dead stop with stock......but d'uh if u gear it, it will make it easier!

 

i have a 520 conversion kit on stuntnation.com

 

YES! I rock the same set up on my 954 I can kill the parking lot!

 

i was wondering for my 2nd gear standups not 1st gear. just wanna slow them down a little not making my bike top out at 100 by doing +7

 

-1 +2 = +5..............not much different then +7

 

It will not make a difference if ur doing them that fast.. REAR BRAKE is the answer not gearing

 

you know what i meant, my math isnt so good

 

shouldnt it give a little more low end torque to get it up easier at little slower speed

 

yes it will, but you can slow/stop a wheelie by rocking it a little past BP and riding the brake. I would concentrate more on riding bp and learning to slow it down, kinda sounds to me like your still chasing a little......


i refuse to let my rpm's go above 11 when riding one out, i've never had a motor problem and i attribute it to not riding high rpm whoolies...

 

gearing doesnt improve your wheelie skills. i had an 03 r6 and i had no issues with stock gearing pulling that thing up at 25mph in 2nd gear and maintaining 40 mph. when i did gear it, i went -1 +5 and it was perfect, i could still do around 140mph

 

I am -1/+3 on my 600rr and my bike tops at 161 corrected speed with speedo healer. just to give you an idea of how much top end you will lose by going -1/+2!!

 

yeah i'm still working at hitting BP consistantly, still accelerating slittly half of the time

 

Speedo Healer Squid

 

 

i dont have gauges haha my buddy on his bike has a speedo healer!!

 

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**** busted again damnit

 

Gearing won't help you slow down 2nd gear other than it's slower speed you can clutch it up at... SLowing down a wheelie = behind bp and rear brake

 

okay, so gotta work on my rear brake skills