[KIXASS]

I have Woolrich software but I doubt that can do anything.
I just hate how I still get more movement under hard acceleration than I'm comfortable with.
Thought about ditching it and buying a GPR manual one.
Thoughts?

 

[tdh]

Ditch it and get a manual one. The only other option is to get the Ohlins Race SCU which improves the damper, however, you still have 0 control over it.

 

[SkyDork]

There's no changing settings. It's run off of a separate ECU that gets data from the main ECU, but the algorithms in the ECU are fixed and not changed.

So, spend the proper time to get the suspension, geometry, and handling properly adjusted before masking that shit up with some damper that gives you the ability to crank it way too tight. :headshake: IMO, the damper should be the last thing you need to be worrying about and unless you can beat TDH on the track, your time and money would be spent better in other areas of the bike to get it figured out. Oh, and you're not accelerating hard enough if the front wheel is still on the ground so any movement is probably from you holding the bars too tight. If the front wheel was up, you wouldn't have to worry about that. :lol:

Those are my thoughts since you asked. :badteeth: :hello:

 

[tdh]

It don't take much to beat me at the track these days.

 

[KIXASS]

Right right. I'll look into other suspension settings first. The front tire bounces and hovers though first three gears and each time it touches down its wobbles. Gets a lil scary at times. I'm sure a lot of it is me squeezing grips too tight.

 

[SkyDork]

It don't take much to beat me at the track these days.

Lies I tell ya. All LIES!!! :notworthy: If I could wear a helmet yet and was at a track with you, I'd put that theory to the test because I don't have that much to give ya. :lol:

Right right. I'll look into other suspension settings first. The front tire bounces and hovers though first three gears and each time it touches down its wobbles. Gets a lil scary at times. I'm sure a lot of it is me squeezing grips too tight.

Dammit man. Land that front wheel straight and it won't wobble so much! :lol:
Putting a tighter damper on it to prevent the wobbling from a crossed up front landing will make that shit worse by transferring that movement into the frame and rear end. So the whole bike will twitch instead. I'm sure that's not what you're looking for. :helmet:

 

[metalmechanic9]

try sweeping the clip-ons forward, u will notice that your input to the bars is much different , mine are almost straight, now im not " OVER CORRECTING " when front lifts, and also check / learn ! your comp, rebound, pre-load are not out of sync

 

[metalmechanic9]

Literally every zx 10 owner video ive seen, goes straight to removing / modifying a brand new OHLINS dampner, while never moving clipons,