Supertip cam arms for 700mm?

[Finnishsledder]

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.

 

[MrSled]

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]

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

 

[MrSled]

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

 

[MrSled]

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 understand , I wouldn't go any heaver then 50G.

 

[Finnishsledder]

I understand , I wouldn't go any heaver then 50G.

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?

 

[MrSled]

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.

 

[norwegian]

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.