increase rev limit with any EFI Controller-Raptor 700
#6
I don't have a 700 but from what I've heard, extra rpms won't do anything for you because the power drops off after about 6-7k. Apparently it is a torq monster though. The dyno's I've seen with a pipe, no airbox lid, an EFI controller (dobeck I think) put it at something like 48+ hp and 44 torq. Apparently it isn't designed to rev real high, but with the torq you just shift sooner so it isn't designed to be ridden like the yfz. Look for AIR or TRXOUTLAW on this forum and pm them. They have done the above mentioned mods and I think might have the dyno numbers and could give you some first-hand opinions.
#7
YoshiZ thanks for the info i will have to pm them sometime soon. And everyone else thank you too for all the info. Mace
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#8
According to some threads I have been reading Part of the problem right now is that the 700 has a speed sensor in the transmission that monitors 4th and 5th gear. It is the reason you see the final dyno numbers falling off so hard at 6-6.5k rpm. The sensor is not engaged from 1st through 3rd so it makes good power and torque down there. I have not seen anything yet on a way to bypass this.
#9
Originally posted by: armety
According to some threads I have been reading Part of the problem right now is that the 700 has a speed sensor in the transmission that monitors 4th and 5th gear. It is the reason you see the final dyno numbers falling off so hard at 6-6.5k rpm. The sensor is not engaged from 1st through 3rd so it makes good power and torque down there. I have not seen anything yet on a way to bypass this.
According to some threads I have been reading Part of the problem right now is that the 700 has a speed sensor in the transmission that monitors 4th and 5th gear. It is the reason you see the final dyno numbers falling off so hard at 6-6.5k rpm. The sensor is not engaged from 1st through 3rd so it makes good power and torque down there. I have not seen anything yet on a way to bypass this.
#10
seem to see a lot of runs done in 4th gear but not really a big deal. /shrug
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good discussion at blue traxx on this
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Like every machine out there they have a rev limiter built into the ECU to prevent engine damage.
The 700 DOES have a speed sensor, it has 7 sensors in all:
*Water temp.
*Crankshaft position.
*Speed sensor signal. P/N 1S3-83755-00-00 SENSOR, SPEED
*Intake air temp.
*Throttle position.
*Intake air pressure.
*Lean angle.
http://www.yamaha-motor.com/sport/parts/home.aspx
look up: atv parts. 2006. then yfm700rv then electrical 1 Item #13 follow mounting diagram to frame (lower right of picture)
The 700 DOES have a speed sensor, it has 7 sensors in all:
*Water temp.
*Crankshaft position.
*Speed sensor signal. P/N 1S3-83755-00-00 SENSOR, SPEED
*Intake air temp.
*Throttle position.
*Intake air pressure.
*Lean angle.
http://www.yamaha-motor.com/sport/parts/home.aspx
look up: atv parts. 2006. then yfm700rv then electrical 1 Item #13 follow mounting diagram to frame (lower right of picture)


