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RE: How can I beat an R1 - 7/8/2006 6:04:57 PM   
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weeble1 when a bike pulls two bikes in front of you isnt that considered pulling away?? I know i graduated school but im kinda lost here.maybe i should have gave more details.

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RE: How can I beat an R1 - 7/8/2006 6:25:46 PM   
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ok I'm going to ignore the elementary joke about graduating school. You never specified about pulling only 2 lengths from you. You said "he walked you down then pulled away". Thanks for the kind explanation.

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RE: How can I beat an R1 - 7/8/2006 8:10:45 PM   
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no problem weeble1 I think theres to much testosterone in the forum and some people are getting sensative. I have ordered a nitrous kit and im planning on doing turbo later after i crack open the motor.theres a place i found that will fabricate one for my bike and they actually have one that they have done.I will be pulling my motor out within the next couple of days to do cams,port and poilish,pistons and maybe bore it out along with the nitrous and power commander.i will post after i get it all together with pics.

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RE: How can I beat an R1 - 7/8/2006 9:15:54 PM   
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no problem weeble1 I think theres to much testosterone in the forum and some people are getting sensative. I have ordered a nitrous kit and im planning on doing turbo later after i crack open the motor.theres a place i found that will fabricate one for my bike and they actually have one that they have done.I will be pulling my motor out within the next couple of days to do cams,port and poilish,pistons and maybe bore it out along with the nitrous and power commander.i will post after i get it all together with pics.


Curious. What kind of prices did you get for all this, specifically the Turbo, Port/Polish, Cams, Pistons, etc....?

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RE: How can I beat an R1 - 7/9/2006 11:23:44 AM   
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xxxcycle.com is where i got the quote from on the turbo and the part and polish job is going to run me 600.00

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RE: How can I beat an R1 - 7/9/2006 11:35:38 AM   
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Muz i bet you look just like that picture by ur screen name and the fact that you said something lets me know your brain is on that level as well. i would tell you to grow up but monkeys dont get but so big.

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RE: How can I beat an R1 - 7/9/2006 12:22:47 PM   
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that's freaking cheap....turbo alone usually cost $600..

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RE: How can I beat an R1 - 7/9/2006 1:12:08 PM   
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the turbo kits ive seen run around $4000 + install + tuning

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RE: How can I beat an R1 - 7/9/2006 2:12:07 PM   
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that's freaking cheap....turbo alone usually cost $600..


I think you misunderstood, he said the port & polish was $600.00. He didn't give a price on the turbo. Turbos & superchargers usually run about $4,000.00+ like johndoe said.


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RE: How can I beat an R1 - 7/9/2006 2:35:08 PM   
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ok...I was about to say damn...that's way cheap for a turbo...a little too cheap.

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RE: How can I beat an R1 - 7/10/2006 5:51:50 PM   
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well that's awesome, please post and let me know how it goes. Hopefully you will show this R1 what's up.

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RE: How can I beat an R1 - 7/18/2006 5:38:20 AM   
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Muz i bet you look just like that picture by ur screen name and the fact that you said something lets me know your brain is on that level as well. i would tell you to grow up but monkeys dont get but so big.


Edit: was starting to sound like you.

< Message edited by Muz -- 7/18/2006 5:53:49 AM >


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RE: How can I beat an R1 - 7/20/2006 2:20:19 PM   
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this has been an interesting thread and it is getting tougher on a 929 to keep up with the newer 1Ks. I have a 01 929 with a full Arata,removed flapper and pare valve , PCIII USB -1/+2 520 sprockets stock air filter as the Dyno showed better runs stock over K$N and when racing my buddy on his 05 GSXR 1K I can get him thru 125mph or 3rd gear, then he jumps about 12 bike lenghts out and from 145 up we keep about the same gap, now way to beat but sure love making him earning his keep and all it takes is one mistake and I can get him at the end.

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RE: How can I beat an R1 - 10/20/2006 8:17:20 PM   
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birdman you beat that R1 yet?

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RE: How can I beat an R1 - 10/21/2006 10:50:11 PM   
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I find this interesting. He didnt say what year R1, so I can base it upon that, but my 99 900RR will out run my neighbors stock 03 R1. It's pretty close, but he gets beat. We go from 2nd gear roll on's so it eliminates any wheelieing and is pure power. As for track riding, that is totally different and depends too much on rider ability than anything else. But for simply out running him, mine will do it, I cant imagine a 929 should have much issue with this. All I have is a full exhaust, K&N filter and -1 up front and proper jetting of course. Huh. Interesting. Let me know how it goes.


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