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Stocky said:
I've still got a K2 and I love it.

I'm going to keep throwing time and money at it untill it's way over the top.

Just cause ..... I want to.

I haven't really done much "bling" just chased parts that make it lighter, handle better, make more power, ride nicer etc (not in any particular order)

There really isn't much left that's stock.

I've got it down to 188kg full of fuel/water etc

I'm trying to get some more weight out (CF wheels) and I'm hoping the dyno will show mid 180's at the back tyre when I go on Friday.

The plan is to go better than 1:1 Kg/HP

If I added up the retail cost of the mods I've done I could have bought 2 more GSXR1000's but that's not the point (and I've been lucky enough to do it way cheaper than that)

Next couple of weeks will see Throttlestops old Bitubo YEC kit forks and rear shock go on with radial brakes etc. So I'll take some new pics after that.

I don't really have any good new pics so here are some old ones...
you are a true enthusiast stocky :cheers and take some good new pics for us to drool on when you get those bitubo's on!
is that the AIM gauge?
 
Thanks, yes it's a AIM MXL dash and a Motec PLM next to it .

The Bitubo stuff will set off the Yoshi Tripples nice I recon.

And COMEBACK , thanks man , the PC3 will get the ass during the dyno testing and the EMS will get a shot at mapping the ignition.

Just for the record, still hunting for ....

1. EMS Hub
2. EMS Map switch
3. Attack/Hypercycle/Lee's air box
4. Bazzaz or Yoshi Type A suspension link


;)
 
Discussion starter · #40 ·
RRG-- Nice bike!! I see you have the 1070 kit. I was wondering what kind of dyno numbers you got from the upgrade. Also I see you and a lot of others on here have your bikes lowered, what kind of times are you guys getting? When I first got my bike I put a Yoshi RS bolt on can and dynoed 149 at the track and ran a 10.2 @ 142mph with the front wheel mostly in the air down the track. I even strapped the front down but with my little to none track experience at the time I still couldn't keep the front down. I realized then that if I wanted to get some good times that I would need to get some lowering links and practice.
 
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