VFRBenny
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Just change the oil, and ride the piss out of it. Would not hurt to check the axle nuts/wheel lugs, and change the brake fluid. Maybe the coolant as well. I had some of the hard to get to coolant lines split on mine(PITA)repair.
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What's The Hottest 5Th Generation Can? Post Your Pics....
VFRBenny replied to MarantzManiac's topic in Fifth Generation VFR's
I like my staintune.
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heres an old vid of mine. sounds the same today. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2r0X8PcpPxI
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This is a 6 speed map. This map has been evolving over the last few weeks. Speed Calibration was done via GPS and gear speeds were set @ 5k rpm. Temps range from 50* to 70* but mostly in the mid 60's. Evevation was from Sea level to 4000 feet. Average around 1500 ft. The trims are now at a max +/-1~3. In mixed riding the MPG are @ 41. Tearing it up in the hill will get as bad as 36 mpg. Straight freeway speeds can get 43 mpg. Most of the map is running 13.2 afr, But at 0~20% throttle in the 4250~6250 RPM range in 5&6 gears the AFR is 13.7.(I tried leaner, but the bike got back the mid range buzz, so 13.7 it is). Y2K with gutted airbox, PiperCross filter, Staintune and no o2/Pair. Enjoy. -
File Name: PC5 on a 5th gen VFR File Submitter: VFRBenny File Submitted: 30 Jan 2012 File Updated: 07 Feb 2012 File Category: Power Commander Maps Hi all, here's a map for the PC5 on a 5th gen VFR. As you can see from the pic, the air box has been hacked up pretty good. Using a PiperCross filter, Staintune hi mount, Pair's disabled and o2 sensors disabled. Runs like a batt out of Hell. Enjoy. Click here to download this file
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Does not play well with others! :laugh:
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My link
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Something TomTom gives you free but Garmin wants $35. a year for! But this site offers them for $5. or $20. per year and they seem to work better than TT or Garmins stock stuff. Camera POI's main site
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The XL 335s is many years ahead of this Nuvi550. In a car, the TT is much much better. If you need routes, waterproof, a big mph display and a few other things, the Garmin is the way to go.
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Ya, I like Velcro! Will see how the mount holds up. I'm going to safety wire the cradle to the mount(just in case).
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So I got caught in a heavy rain storm and my $100. TomTom got real wet and started flaking out! So I went on the hunt for something waterproof. I found REI had a demo of the Garmin Nuvi 550 for $210. Also bought a Gamin scooter mount for $25. Got the Camera poi's for $5. and it's working well.
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$139. and they are a one size fits all.
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More coils doesn't necessarily mean stiffer, do you know the actual kg rating of the springs. Curious on your 1200# rear spring, what do you weight? I'm about 220. The springs are rising rate and I dont know if the have a single kg weight, I counted 11 different coil rates.
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The Hp springs had 8 more coils, I guess the valving change is the heavy oil.
