Looking for a Rev Limiter
Apr 21, 2005 | 02:56 AM
#32
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Looking for a Rev Limiter
Originally posted by: HIMMEY
Eric Oldham aka. Mr. Horsepower emailed me stating the 650 rev's high enough ( 6200-6500 rpm's ) stock , and i should be shifting sooner if the rpm's are bumping the limiter. I am not a seasoned rider but i feel like there is still some power left on the table. He did go on to recommend the Vortex cdi ( too much cha ching ) . I guess i'll try a used or new $100-$130 unit and see for myself.
Eric Oldham aka. Mr. Horsepower emailed me stating the 650 rev's high enough ( 6200-6500 rpm's ) stock , and i should be shifting sooner if the rpm's are bumping the limiter. I am not a seasoned rider but i feel like there is still some power left on the table. He did go on to recommend the Vortex cdi ( too much cha ching ) . I guess i'll try a used or new $100-$130 unit and see for myself.
Apr 22, 2005 | 10:47 PM
#38
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Joined: Feb 2003
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Looking for a Rev Limiter
I have the Procomm and haven't experienced the problems some forum members have reported. It was recommended by another DS rider I talked with in the trails last summer here in MI. To read about $1300.00 in damage has me considering reinstalling the OEM CDI. After I installed the HMF slip-on, re-configure carb and installed the K&N, I was bumping the rev limiter in no time. The extra 500 RPM has me rarely hitting it now. This should be simple EE, right?
Apr 23, 2005 | 10:29 AM
#40
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Looking for a Rev Limiter
I just installed the Vortex box and all the backup problems seam to be gone. Not one backup since the new install. It goes on the Dyno today ill let you all know if it made any difference in HP as for price I paid 399.00