Thanks for the info.Just adding to,,,,,, I use 17/43 gearing on my Gen 2, stock wheelbase, Im 240lbs suited.. My 60's right now average 1.65 +/- .03sec. I leave at 3500 to 4000 rpm, I use the 'take off from a traffic light method'. I release the clutch a split second before if feed it throttle,, this has helped me a lot, cause I can get off the clutch sooner and after that I just worry about feeding it throttle. Oh, I also have a Penske shock, brock ct exhaust/map, clutch mod.
What are you running for a rear tire, and what air pressure works for you?Just adding to,,,,,, I use 17/43 gearing on my Gen 2, stock wheelbase, Im 240lbs suited.. My 60's right now average 1.65 +/- .03sec. I leave at 3500 to 4000 rpm, I use the 'take off from a traffic light method'. I release the clutch a split second before if feed it throttle,, this has helped me a lot, cause I can get off the clutch sooner and after that I just worry about feeding it throttle. Oh, I also have a Penske shock, brock ct exhaust/map, clutch mod.
well we had a 3 tenths improvement through the 1/4 but after the 3rd trip to the track 16 passes I would say the pro was wastedI have heard that the new shinko pro sucks. But I have yet to try one out. Once this tire burned up I will buy one and see if it hooks better on the street and on the track
Yes sir swb, launching at 6000 rpmYour bike swb that you used the shinko pro on?
I use to run a shinko 003 stealth,, but that tire was heavy and didn't last long on the street.. I switched to Michelin 2cts and haven't looked back. Perfect tire for street riding, drag racing, and corners (imho).. I start out at 22 psi and if I wheelie I add 2 psi per pass till the wheelies have calmed down,, ( remember air pressure increased the diameter of the tire, there by adding gear). I usually settle in at about 29 psi on hot days and 26 psi on cooler days.. On a really good prepped track,, I can run 32psi all day.. Hope this helps..What are you running for a rear tire, and what air pressure works for you?