Jelizondo_20 build thread

[z064life]

Just look in the BOTM section for ideas on what to buy

Several years worth of bikes to go through

[Stonewall]

For the stock bikes I would do the -1 front sprocket first. about $29.00 from the dealer and makes a world of difference in low end power.

[z064life]

Originally Posted by Stonewall

For the stock bikes I would do the -1 front sprocket first. about $29.00 from the dealer and makes a world of difference in low end power.

1) make sure you get a 530 sprocket if you just do the front.

[jelizondo_20]

[QUOTE=graphitegripper;5400493]Let me know when your ready and ill flash it I have the FlashTune interface for our bikes

Thanks for the help! I will let you know when I'am ready!

Thanks for the tips. I will hit up shop to see if they can hook me up.


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[SPanega SS]

Corey, you'd say to flash over a combo on a '07 stock???

[LION R1]

i vote for SPanega SS.

Do the chain kit first.

Good luck

[jelizondo_20]

Originally Posted by z064life

Just look in the BOTM section for ideas on what to buy

Several years worth of bikes to go through

Great idea! Thanks!


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[LION R1]

And before spending any cash, in my opinion go for:

1-Brisk spark plugs.
2-LighTech airfilter.
3-Graves velocity stacks.
these parts from oppracing.com


Corse Dynamics rear sprocket it will make your bike look like a pro bike, and they say its the lightest sprocket in the market. from motomummy.com

Have fun

[Wings of gold]

You have an 07, flash the ecu :/ I just learned il have to do it on mine. they have a tad issue with the original tune, Im sure you have heard about it. Good bang for buck from what I read on here.

[graphitegripper]

Originally Posted by LION R1

And before spending any cash, in my opinion go for:

1-Brisk spark plugs.
2-LighTech airfilter.
3-Graves velocity stacks.
these parts from oppracing.com


Corse Dynamics rear sprocket it will make your bike look like a pro bike, and they say its the lightest sprocket in the market. from motomummy.com

Have fun

I wouldn't run velocity stacks since the 07-08 run variable velocity stacks unless he is drag racing only


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[graphitegripper]

Originally Posted by Wings of gold

You have an 07, flash the ecu :/ I just learned il have to do it on mine. they have a tad issue with the original tune, Im sure you have heard about it. Good bang for buck from what I read on here.

Let me know when you're ready ill flash it


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[Slvr04r1]

Originally Posted by SPanega SS

Your going to get the biggest "seat of the pants" difference from the c&s combo. Less weight, getting into the meat of the motor quicker, looks (the Renthal + D.I.D. look), and I figure do it once, do it right.

CORRECT

[AHB537]

I'd do the reflash first and foremost before anything else. Reason being is your bike as well as mine comes restricted stock. Your going to end up reflashing it down the road anyway if you don't do it now. Why mod your bike without having it unlocked first of all. Then once you get used to how it runs after the reflash I'd go with the c/s combo. A 520 kit would be great. Just make sure you maintain the chain well with proper cleaning and lubing. Hit up Corey with Motomummy. He's been posting on here as well.

[jelizondo_20]

Yeah that's my plan.
1) baffle kit--reason is for sound when I am splitting lanes.
2) ECU reflash
3) C&S kit


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[graphitegripper]

Originally Posted by AHB537

I'd do the reflash first and foremost before anything else. Reason being is your bike as well as mine comes restricted stock. Your going to end up reflashing it down the road anyway if you don't do it now. Why mod your bike without having it unlocked first of all. Then once you get used to how it runs after the reflash I'd go with the c/s combo. A 520 kit would be great. Just make sure you maintain the chain well with proper cleaning and lubing. Hit up Corey with Motomummy. He's been posting on here as well.

+1 on this! I did my 520 -1f/+2r c&s combo, gutted my stock mid pipe and my flash tune all at the same time and first time I took off from a 50 roll in first I almost wheelied so hard it could have back flipped. Wasn't what I was expecting. There is more to the reflash than most people realize with these yama's the electronic throttle and engine breaking feature is by far my favorite. Not having the bike nose dive under decel, bein able to control smoother downshifting and rev matching and being able to really power through the corners faster, more consistent and smoother. I have probably reflashed my ecu over 150 times since August tweaking and modding stuff across the board


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[fjorn]

Not to side track you. But, your bike is an '07. Have you done any of the following:

1) Change out suspension fluid and have your suspension dialed in for your riding style and weight?

2) Bleed your brake fluid to change out the old stuff?


If not, you would be better served to do them. The second you can do on your own. The first might require you to take it to a shop if you don't know someone whom can do it for you.

[SPanega SS]

If you are to do the brake fluid, might as well do the lines too. The best $100ish dollar upgrade you can do. Hands down. IMO of course.

[graphitegripper]

Originally Posted by fjorn

Not to side track you. But, your bike is an '07. Have you done any of the following:

1) Change out suspension fluid and have your suspension dialed in for your riding style and weight?

2) Bleed your brake fluid to change out the old stuff?


If not, you would be better served to do them. The second you can do on your own. The first might require you to take it to a shop if you don't know someone whom can do it for you.

Know of any how to's for the suspension fluid change?


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[fjorn]

Originally Posted by graphitegripper

Know of any how to's for the suspension fluid change?


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There may be a few threads in the suspension section, or search for "Suspension 101". I send mine out to have it done so they can check bushings and seals. Usually, it's less than $200 if you pull the forks yourself and have someone do them. Money well spent.

[SPanega SS]

By the suspension God himself.
http://www.r1-forum.com/forums/showt...suspension+101


Edit: I read setup not fluid change. Still a great read for understanding and setting up suspension.