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Another quick change question?

Discussion in 'WERA National Endurance Series' started by Steezlo, Jan 25, 2006.

  1. Steezlo

    Steezlo Well-Known Member

    Just curious but has anyone done much endurance racing w/o a quick change set up for the rear/front yet at the same time performed a tire change mid way? I am wondering that if my team could change a rear quick enough then it might be possible to do this w/o a quick change(not denying the enormous advantage of a quick change system). We would definitely need to change at least a rear tire, as we would probably be using an R1.

    Any advice/help/comment is appreciated.
     
  2. Fuzzy317

    Fuzzy317 a Crash Truck near you

    I have not raced endurance, but how often you would need tire change(s) depends on what compound tire you use (hard, medium, soft), the riders and their riding style. :confused:


    The first part depends on how competitive the team will be: if you just riding for the fun: normal tire change would be okay, but if placing good is a goal, a quick change, or something along those lines would be necessary. :up:
     
    Last edited: Jan 25, 2006
  3. stalemate27

    stalemate27 Banned

    not sure on the yamaha's i know they aint easy or the new suzuki's but i could do a rear on my 01 750 in about 30-45 seconds without anykind of quick change stuff .

    im hoping on this 05 GSXR 600 i find a way to make it that quick
     
  4. hazbin69

    hazbin69 forgot'n crewman

    take a few minutes and use your inginuity to captivate a couple falling parts ,well worth it
     
  5. vcr12 pit crew

    vcr12 pit crew Well-Known Member

    good advice..what you been up to slim?
     
  6. hazbin69

    hazbin69 forgot'n crewman

    chasin tail:rock:
     
  7. Mongo

    Mongo Administrator

  8. RGV 500

    RGV 500 OLD, but still FAST

    Take this for what its worth as the info is about 10 years old, but I helped Virginia Breeze at Summit a few times and with the QC setup on their FZR1000/OW01 setup, we changed rears in 8 to 12 seconds and we were the ones holding up the show.

    The dump can would have all the fuel in within 5 or 6 seconds

    The BIG holdup was changing front brake pads - about 15 seconds with guys on each side (with heat resistang gloves)

    I remember Szarek destroying a set of pads in the first stint of a 6 hour race running away from Michael Martin on the TSE bike. That was a fun day. Szarek broke the overall lap record for SPR on 3 consecutive laps at the start of the race.
     
  9. hazbin69

    hazbin69 forgot'n crewman

    the fuks put the wrong pads in thats why the burnt up to the dismay of a simple ass like my self who know nothing l0l
     
  10. hazbin69

    hazbin69 forgot'n crewman

    guys missed me didnt ya!!!!!!!!!
     
  11. vcr12 pit crew

    vcr12 pit crew Well-Known Member

    hell yeagh, you gotta come around more often just to stir the pot...i can't do it all on my own.:moon:
     
  12. Steve Karson

    Steve Karson Tcasby is my Bitch !!

    hell, you can't do anything on your own.
    Banana Boy!
    :moon:
     
  13. vcr12 pit crew

    vcr12 pit crew Well-Known Member

    hey, i got you didn't I ? Wax boy?:moon: :Poke: hows the kid?
     

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