Author Topic: 05 B12 MODS: IVAN'S KIT, YOSHIMURA S.O., Nikko G-Pack??  (Read 3167 times)

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05 B12 MODS: IVAN'S KIT, YOSHIMURA S.O., Nikko G-Pack??
« on: February 24, 2006, 03:44:43 PM »
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05 B12 MODS: IVAN'S KIT, YOSHIMURA S.O., Nikko G-Pack??
« Reply #1 on: February 24, 2006, 04:01:33 PM »
Don't bother. It doesn't do anything for the US version of the B12.
The only thing it does is remove the restrictions on 2nd & 3rd gear for those markets where it was needed to pass emissions or noise restrictions. The US version didn't need this mod to pass DOT/EPA and isn't restricted that way.
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Nikko G-Pack makes no difference. One last question?
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Re: Nikko G-Pack makes no difference. One last question?
« Reply #3 on: February 25, 2006, 10:43:12 AM »
Quote from: "CWO4GUNNER"
  So one last question. Does the USA model’s 2nd generation or 05 GSF1200's have a revolution limiter that will kill the engine momentarily at a certain RPM or speed? I dont like surprises at high speeds or attempted high speeds, especially on a motorcycle. My Honda Accord has a RPM limiter and it really stalls the engine when you hit the top end, which is unsafe at 120 MPH or past 145 MPH on a motorcycle.


Yes, the B12 has a rev limiter, but it doesn't kick in until you're at the redline, and there's really no reason to ever rev a B12 that high since it quits making power long before hitting the limiter/redline. It's there to keep you from doing damage to the engine from over-revving. If you do hit it, it doesn't stall, it just goes kinda flat. The one time I bumped into it, I immediately knew what I'd done and was mentally kicking myself in the a$$ for being so stupid to have revved it that high in the first place.

If you had a lot of engine mods (like BHolland's bike), you might want the motor to rev higher, but it's fine for bikes with just jetting and exhaust changes.
Paul
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