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I was wondering if any rearsets other than the Arrows are compatible with the quickshifter?
I am thinking that rearsets will be my next purchase and I don't intended to get the quickshifter any time in the near future, but I'd like to have the option down the road. So if it's only the Arrow rearsets that will play nice with the quickshifter than it makes my shopping easier, but if other rearsets work too that would be great. THanks. |
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rather than starting a new thread, id thought id put some of these old ones on blast since i am landing on the via the search method..
so, for an 09+ the easiest way to have quickshift capabilities is to buy arrow rear sets and order triumphs quickshifter.. got it. Question is: what do us 06-08 owners do when trying to accomplish the same mods? the quickshifter i just want to have for the novelty and grin factor of it all.. the rearsets are what im really in need of, but i want to buy a set that will eventually work with a quickshifter.. would i have to buy a power commander to communicate with the quickshifter? i think i read that the non triumph quickshifters plug into a power commander?? i just want to keep it as simple as possible, plug n play. thanks for the info! |
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Hi
I have an 07 with the Arrow rearsets and a starlane power shifter, works great and never had an issue.
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what else with zxr?
I thought about putting in an 09+ harness and ecu so the QS was then plug n play, like swapping to the race loom and ecu.
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Can someone politely explain to me what the rearsets and quickshifters benefit and what they do
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A quickshifter will allow you to shift without having to blip the throttle. Not sure for downshifts if you still need to use a clutch though. The real benefit of use of this is on the track. Pointless on the street.
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^ thank ya kindly!
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Hi everyone,
Does anyone have instructions or could tell me how to fit the arrow rear sets to a 675R? The instructions I got with the rear sets I bought don't explain what to do with the quick shifter. Also can anyone tell me how the hell to get the ball joints back together, i managed to remove the metal clip that holds them together but now I cant put it back on :(. |
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