Hi all anyone who has any carburated bike I have a solution to cover the 60kmh speed limit on a button. I can set the system up on my dyno for a selection of gearing and the program kept on file and i will be at the manx for the fortnight where i can alter the settings to suit whatever gearing you require (pre done on dyno and kept on your own file).

I can acheive this all off a pit lane button available for any carburated machine and will supply the full kit and set up and carry out any changes for you in paddock should gearing be altered.

If gaining posibly 20 secs on a pit stop is of any use to you at the manx give me a call on 01928576663

Although helpful I thought commercial advertising was not allowed on this board.

Dear beepee,

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Fair enough,no problem with all that.

Hmmm I suspect all one needs is a rev limiter with a switch to turn it on and off.. but that would not work on a single unit magneto...

Ron

(03-08-2009, 04:04 PM)Gstarron Wrote: Hmmm I suspect all one needs is a rev limiter with a switch to turn it on and off.. but that would not work on a single unit magneto...

Ron

sorry if this is seen as spam or advertising but how else would i be able to offer anyone any help in such short time ?????


sorry to of offended anyone ill leave everyone to it

No offence intended and no offence taken,carry on with the good work.