My K6 GSXR 600 vs an 04 CBR 600RR
03-13-2008, 10:55 PM
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Nice FZR, I had a 92 FZR600 as a first bike. That thing was definatly fast for it's age with a yoshi slip-on, pod filters, and a jet kit.
I have had it for just over 30 days now, I finally went and got a tag for it. I love it so far. Sprockets are by far the best mod ever to do to a bike, it's like going from 2.73 to 3.73 in a car - it makes no extra power but awakens it like 100hp. My speedohealer showed up but they sent the wrong harness, supposedly tomorrow or saturday I should be receiving the right one.
With stock sprockets first would wind out to 80-90, 2nd to 125 or so, 3rd to 140, and 4th I hit an indicated 150 with room to go still. First gear stock was wayyyyy too long and it definitely wound out after about 8k rpms
This bike loves a blip from 9krpm, it will stand it straight up like nothing. Yet, it is still easy to control by laying over the tank and going wide open. Not a single complaint about it yet.
I have had it for just over 30 days now, I finally went and got a tag for it. I love it so far. Sprockets are by far the best mod ever to do to a bike, it's like going from 2.73 to 3.73 in a car - it makes no extra power but awakens it like 100hp. My speedohealer showed up but they sent the wrong harness, supposedly tomorrow or saturday I should be receiving the right one.
With stock sprockets first would wind out to 80-90, 2nd to 125 or so, 3rd to 140, and 4th I hit an indicated 150 with room to go still. First gear stock was wayyyyy too long and it definitely wound out after about 8k rpms
This bike loves a blip from 9krpm, it will stand it straight up like nothing. Yet, it is still easy to control by laying over the tank and going wide open. Not a single complaint about it yet.
