Finnishsledder
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Has anyone run these weights in their sleds? I got -97 mm700 with power inc. end dumps and i need to drop down the rpm alot and tought that I could order those super tips. Seems like no one is using them on these older triples.
Has anyone run these weights in their sleds? I got -97 mm700 with power inc. end dumps and i need to drop down the rpm alot and tought that I could order those super tips. Seems like no one is using them on these older triples.
I have run them in all kinds of sleds. They have a pretty nice profile. Ulmer Racing Sells them and I am sure could send them to you pre-set up.
Finnishsledder
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I was going to order them straight from STM as that seemed easiest way to get them to Finland. Forgot to name the brand tho
I would call him to be sure about overall weight and set up.
https://shop.ulmerracing.com/ulmer-racing-yamaha-super-tip-weight-kits-detail.htm?productid=-6469774
https://shop.ulmerracing.com/ulmer-racing-yamaha-super-tip-weight-kits-detail.htm?productid=-6469774
I understand , I wouldn't go any heaver then 50G.
Finnishsledder
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Yeah the weight was the thing what was i were worried about. If I Would throw a stiffer spring in the primary wouldn't it then handle even heavier weights?
you can load that weight pretty heavy but your base weight is 50G to start.
I would suggest a set of 40-10 heelclicker weights. I have done everything with them, from slow three picking in the woods, to hauling firewood, to trail performance, to dragracing on my 01 MM 700.
My set ups are for a single pipe, but are easily adjustable to triple pipes. The hardest part is to get ahold of these weights, you pretty much must call to USA.
My set ups are for a single pipe, but are easily adjustable to triple pipes. The hardest part is to get ahold of these weights, you pretty much must call to USA.