Woolich quick shifter

[Ked0607]

Great folks @ woolich are at it again....

2021-2023 GSX1300R Hayabusa - Replacement Quickshifter/Autoblipper

 

[ottafish]

Got their qs on my Gen2. Works a treat

 

[GSXRme]

Fook, I hit purchase. Stop releasing things.

 

[Ked0607]

Fook, I hit purchase. Stop releasing things.

Bro I can't wait for your feedback. I'd love to get a Gen 2 rearsets on my bike.

 

[GSXRme]

Bro I can't wait for your feedback. I'd love to get a Gen 2 rearsets on my bike.

As soon as I get shipping I'll post install date.

 

[GSXRme]

Just received my kit. It will have to wait for install due to the fact I need to fly out of state for work. Figure Tuesday for my thoughts after install.

 

[GSXRme]

Update: Parts installed

Review: To sum it up, I would like to say the preload needed on the shifter is now extremely low. Almost like comparing a short throw shifter in a car to factory slop.

 

[Robert 0046]

Update: Parts installed

Review: To sum it up, I would like to say the preload needed on the shifter is now extremely low. Almost like comparing a short throw shifter in a car to factory slop.

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Ok so you aprove it is wort the money?

 

[GSXRme]

Ok so you aprove it is wort the money?

I mean I notice the shifter feeling completely different but is it worth the price point? Well that's up to anyone who has a pocket book you can toss money around.

 

[Robert 0046]

I mean I notice the shifter feeling completely different but is it worth the price point? Well that's up to anyone who has a pocket book you can toss money around. Im feeling the bike like it needs an adjustment in the quick shifter area the question is if you felt a dramatic change in the way the bike performs if it engages the shift quicker if its worth the money to buy.

 

[GSXRme]

The shifting feels more like my gen1. Shifts feel more notchy and direct.

 

[MonkeyButtRides]

The shifting feels more like my gen1. Shifts feel more notchy and direct.

Does it fix the OEM QS issue? Probably will take some miles to figure out it's very infrequent on my bike.

 

[GSXRme]

If your referring to the weird delay lag issue after shifting, then yes 100%

 

[scotty - 12]

If your referring to the weird delay lag issue after shifting, then yes 100%

Yeah what’s with that? I only get the lag on lazy shifts at lower rpm’s. But huge lag.

 

[Bumblebee]

Yeah what’s with that? I only get the lag on lazy shifts at lower rpm’s. But huge lag.

Sure would piss me off on a new bike......

 

[Ked0607]

Sure would piss me off on a new bike......

Well people asked for the fancy electronics and they gave it to them. Me personally I use the clutch every shift.

 

[Bumblebee]

Well people asked for the fancy electronics and they gave it to them. Me personally I use the clutch every shift.

My gen 2 with the Translogic QS is seamless each and every shift. It does like the revs but will short shift as well.

The gen 3 uses the same QS as the GSXR so one would think it would be good to go.

 

[Ked0607]

My gen 2 with the Translogic QS is seamless each and every shift. It does like the revs but will short shift as well.

The gen 3 uses the same QS as the GSXR so one would think it would be good to go.

There is tuning in the ECU that also has alot to do with the way it shifts. Chris Moore offers a shift adjustment to make it better as well. Also just because the linkage is the same doesnt mean the internals are close to being the same.

 

[b15ke]

For those that have the ECU flash from Moore Mafia that takes the timing delay out, how is it working?

Any conversations with Chris Moore about the potential impact on the transmission? My understanding is that the ignition is retarded by the ECM to 'unload' the transmission to allow the shift to happen.

I'd like to understand this before getting the tune.

Here's what Suzuki says:

Here's what Moore says:

 

[sixpack577]

Well people asked for the fancy electronics and they gave it to them. Me personally I use the clutch every shift.

...but people want fancy electronics that work
lol