adamrmac
Yamaholic
I have a 2007 fz6 , what would happen if I dropped 2 teeth 0n the front sprocket ? would like to get more wheelie power so I dont have to shift while my front end is up. any suggestions would be appreciated !
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Actually I think you would have to shift sooner if you drop -1 or -2. Your R's are going to be higher at a lower speed. Not to mention that -2 will make you frown at highway speeds, would me anyway. I went -1 and loved it then I went +1 on the back and just that small difference was noticeable especially on the highway. I went back to just the -1 and am happy there. As wheelies go, it is a bit easier with the sprocket change but It isn't as drastic as you might think. There is also the increased chain wear with a -2 configuration, but I don't know if its enough to worry about. Start with -1 ... its the cheap ($30) and easy to see if its enough for you.
much better pick up, and a little loss of stop speed!
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I Agree but if he spends a good amount of time at hwy / interstate speeds he may regret going that drastic just feels rough at higher speeds to me. If you are mostly all twisties then I guess there would be little downside to it but if you do a fair amount of highway you may not like it. But if as you say you can keep the stock chain then it is cheap enough to do one and then then the other if you are not happy. All depends on the rider I guess. :thumbup: