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Old 08-03-2006, 02:18 AM   #31 (permalink)

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hey guys, I am still here. Infact, I am really exited for the moment when I can fire up my damn car, but I am not sure when its going to happen. I have kinda been holding off on the thing because of other things in life. I think that its going to come together soon however, and Ill post pictures of the end result, as well as video of the thing running. I think this weekend I will have more finished.
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Old 10-12-2006, 02:42 AM   #32 (permalink)

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ok, anyone with gsxr 600 2001-2003 how many sensors are there attached to the stock airbox? wether bolted to , or bolted thru?
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Old 06-28-2008, 04:49 AM   #33 (permalink)

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Are we sure that the clutch switch has an effect on redline RPM?
from what i can see, the clutch switch doesn't have a feed to the CDI, it just creates a short ciruit, not allowing the motor/engine to start?
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Old 06-28-2008, 06:35 AM   #34 (permalink)

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I've found out.

Clutched, acutally sets the rev limiter to 10,500 RPM
where as, un-clutched is 10,800 RPM, except for 6th gear, which is limited to 10,050RPM, the maps in a hayabusa can run to about 13,000 RPM, so if your smart enough to rid the limiters, you can pull some impressive RPM.

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