700 V Force Top End Help ?
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700 V Force Top End Help ?
Add the Dalton Clutch cover, it should give you about 4 mph because it lets the belt travel a little further up the sheaves. that is the main problem with the V, once the belt is at the top of the pulleys you basically run out of gear. To get more speed you have to make the motor turn faster, like Heathen said Big Bore kit.
There also is some talk about getting some ring and pinions made up with a taller gear. It is gonna be pricey!
I think you can also get some decent top end by going to a NOS or Boondockers nitrous system.
There also is some talk about getting some ring and pinions made up with a taller gear. It is gonna be pricey!
I think you can also get some decent top end by going to a NOS or Boondockers nitrous system.
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700 V Force Top End Help ?
WheelieKing,
I ride in the desert and almost always ride anywhere from 30 mph on up to top speed. The V-Force works best from 0 to 30 mph, like you say, but after that it just slowly cruises on up to its top speed. I owned two V-Forces last year and did lots of experimenting trying to get more top end performance out of them. I tried everything I could think of, including the usual airbox mods, performance exhaust, a slew of different clutch springs, the Dalton overdrive clutch cover, etc. Nothing really made a noticeable difference, But I finally found something that did help, ... it was the gas cap! I took the gas cap off of my V-Force and pulled a new DS650 underneath it, and then put the gas cap back on. Problem solved, LOL.
Just giving you a hard time, ... sorry I don't have any good suggestions for your V-Force.
OL
I ride in the desert and almost always ride anywhere from 30 mph on up to top speed. The V-Force works best from 0 to 30 mph, like you say, but after that it just slowly cruises on up to its top speed. I owned two V-Forces last year and did lots of experimenting trying to get more top end performance out of them. I tried everything I could think of, including the usual airbox mods, performance exhaust, a slew of different clutch springs, the Dalton overdrive clutch cover, etc. Nothing really made a noticeable difference, But I finally found something that did help, ... it was the gas cap! I took the gas cap off of my V-Force and pulled a new DS650 underneath it, and then put the gas cap back on. Problem solved, LOL.
Just giving you a hard time, ... sorry I don't have any good suggestions for your V-Force.
OL
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