[vance1]

what can i do for a good wheelie, i have an f5 with the snopro package with no studs, would the studs make it do a good wheelie? the skiis only come off the ground about a foot now but im talking about the straight up and down ones. Ive heard things about the limiter straps but idk how bad it would hurt the handling, i have an 01 yz250 bike and i want it to be similar to that in wheelie ability, can anyone help me, thanks

 

[F7Hooligan]

Take your coupler blocks out for starters.

 

[RTSF7CAT]

get rid of the 5 and get the
Did you check out BFC wheelie
SWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEET

 

[BlackSaber7]

First of all, Install a F7 Engine.

Second, WHACK THA HAMMER W F O it'll happen then :wacko:

Mine does it all DAY LONG

 

[dave cat 7]

GET A 2001 ZR 800 UNCOUPLED, COULD NOT KEEP THE SKIS ON THE GROUND WITH THAT MACHINE!!

 

[Wicked King]

Yes...add studs to get the hook-up. Clutch work will help you get the rpm's you want. Sorry...I'm not a clutch guru...can't tell you numbers.

 

[bluenose]

Its important to remember that energy that is used to lift the skis is not available to push the sled forward.

 

[Slider79]

Here is what you need to do.

 

[vance1]

thanks , i think i need a clutch and need to wait for pipes to come out, id really like my sled to kick in at around 56-5700 rpm because it seems to have no low end power, is something wrong with it because my friends zr 600 kicks in a lot harder but once ive been going for about 50 ft i just blow by him, i want it do do better wheelies also!