Simple and Functional AP1 Build
#53
Spoon Progressive Spring Rates: Front 4.7 kg/mm, 6.9 kg/mm, drop 25mm
I don't have any data on the shocks. They do absorb road imperfections very well, while being aggressive enough for track duty.
I would compare the Spoon shock/spring combo to CR suspension with a drop, tuned by Spoon only ever so slightly more aggressively.
Probably only 1 in 10 who buy aftermarket suspension need 36 way adjustable shocks. If they're set up right off the bat, that's all that counts.
Still absorbing the supercharger. I am very much enjoying it. Power and torque delivery is incredibly linear (nothing like a turbo). The rotrex unit is very quiet.
I don't have any data on the shocks. They do absorb road imperfections very well, while being aggressive enough for track duty.
I would compare the Spoon shock/spring combo to CR suspension with a drop, tuned by Spoon only ever so slightly more aggressively.
Probably only 1 in 10 who buy aftermarket suspension need 36 way adjustable shocks. If they're set up right off the bat, that's all that counts.
Still absorbing the supercharger. I am very much enjoying it. Power and torque delivery is incredibly linear (nothing like a turbo). The rotrex unit is very quiet.
#59
Now running 93mm pulley at 14psi. New power figures below.
Torque and hp comparison numbers are listed in different orders. Final torque is 299 and power is 480 on dynapack (to hubs).
Torque and hp comparison numbers are listed in different orders. Final torque is 299 and power is 480 on dynapack (to hubs).
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