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jasonsean484 11-02-16 22:36

stage 3
 
hi guys i,ve done throttle, cush , co, fuel , stage 1&2 ,
bike is nice from what it was , question is will stage three make any difference and cr7 or 8 spark plug, cheers guys

Pleiades 11-02-16 23:12

Stage 3 airbox cover does make a difference, but only with fuelling adjusted to suit. There is a considerable increase in airflow over a Stage 2 setup. Almost all the power gains from fitting a Stage 3 cover will come at the top end from 5000rpm and upwards.

As for the plugs... TBH, I can't tell the difference between a standard and iridium plug on the Z and neither between heat ranges 7 and 8! However, there are plenty of people who swear they can "feel" the difference...

jasonsean484 11-02-16 23:18

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Originally Posted by Pleiades (Post 218230)
Stage 3 airbox cover does make a difference, but only with fuelling adjusted to suit. There is a considerable increase in airflow over a Stage 2 setup. Almost all the power gains from fitting a Stage 3 cover will come at the top end from 5000rpm and upwards.

As for the plugs... TBH, I can't tell the difference between a standard and iridium plug on the Z and neither between heat ranges 7 and 8! However, there are plenty of people who swear they can "feel" the difference...

thankyou pleiades . i was hoping you,d reply , i think i will leave alone now then and just enjoy , thanks again

Pleiades 11-02-16 23:31

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Originally Posted by jasonsean484 (Post 218233)
thankyou pleiades . i was hoping you,d reply , i think i will leave alone now then and just enjoy , thanks again

I rode for five years with a Stage 2 setup and was more than happy with it. When you get bored one day and fancy a change, just fit a Stage 3 kit and get down the dyno like I did and inject a bit more life into the motor. Always good to do mods in stages - you'll notice the difference more vividly, plus it keeps you interested the bike!

jasonsean484 11-02-16 23:59

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Originally Posted by Pleiades (Post 218235)
I rode for five years with a Stage 2 setup and was more than happy with it. When you get bored one day and fancy a change, just fit a Stage 3 kit and get down the dyno like I did and inject a bit more life into the motor. Always good to do mods in stages - you'll notice the difference more vividly, plus it keeps you interested the bike!

sounds like a plan mate , hoping get out this weekend , cheers dude


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