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carmanbikeshonda 01-11-2018 07:11 AM

Velocity stacks and +4 Degree Advancer
 
Hi Guys, Anyone know the best place to get some velocity stacks and a 4 degree ignition advancer from, Tried Hpower for the stacks and are not doing them anymore and tried Factor Pro for the advancer and they only have +2 degree left, Thanks

E.Marquez 01-11-2018 09:03 AM

Used on both I think are your only options..that and the 4deg advancer is said to only be beneficial to the very early year VTR's

carmanbikeshonda 01-11-2018 02:27 PM


Originally Posted by E.Marquez (Post 405169)
Used on both I think are your only options..that and the 4deg advancer is said to only be beneficial to the very early year VTR's

Hi, It's a 2000 model Storm anyone tried a +2 degree ignition advancer as they are available from Factory Pro

AlanS 01-20-2018 05:52 PM

A gentleman in Australia (Bill, at PowerH) was willing to build some velocity stacks (alum.) But you'd need a commitment from others to flesh-out an order as he has to do multiples to make it cost-effective. I decided I don't have time/money to devote to it. As I recall the cost per set was approaching three-hundred bucks...

Alan

Jerry Anderson 01-27-2018 10:39 AM

I've got a +4 advancer and twin shorter velocity stacks on my 2000 and it runs very well. I'm at 5200 feet in altitude.

Mallebollia 08-09-2023 03:40 AM


Originally Posted by E.Marquez (Post 405169)
Used on both I think are your only options..that and the 4deg advancer is said to only be beneficial to the very early year VTR's


How do you know? I cant see any difference in 98 VTRs and Facelift 1 from 2001 (with 2 x analog + digital fuel gauge) regarding ignition rotor. They are both the same.

VTR1000F 08-09-2023 08:23 AM

I've never seen evidence of any timing changes across model years.

Mallebollia 08-09-2023 10:53 PM


Originally Posted by VTR1000F (Post 415890)
I've never seen evidence of any timing changes across model years.

Yes, but it could never been verified whether its the same or not.

VTR1000F 08-10-2023 02:25 PM

Then, why are we talking about it?

Mallebollia 08-10-2023 09:09 PM


Originally Posted by VTR1000F (Post 415895)
Then, why are we talking about it?

If only very early models benefit from that +4 rotor then later models realise that probbably via further advanced ignition values. I need that info in order to clone an OEM ignition map via Ignitech ignition Box.


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