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Quick shifter settings

 Re: Quick shifter settings
Can anyone Suggest/share Quickshifter settings for 2011-2015 ZX10R Problem i am facing is frequently gears slip while shifting {means it wont engage properly} (Only ignition cut while allowing fuel to flow as i want it to fire at the exhaust tip) Another is RPM will rest at 2k for a while then hover after a while before coming to normal idle when i stop at a signal this is not that frequent) Any help will be appreciated Thank you in advance Regards
 
 Re: Quick shifter settings
Its the ECU based one and turned on in the Woolich software
 
 Re: Quick shifter settings
can anyone help with settings .. i have a race meeting in 24hrs and would like to make the shift smoother Could you please tell us what sort of quick shifter it is? Is it a stand alone or ECU based one?
 
 Re: Quick shifter settings
can anyone help with settings .. i have a race meeting in 24hrs and would like to make the shift smoother
 
 Re: Quick shifter settings
I fitted a Quickshifter on a 2008 GSXR1000 but its very notchy in its operation ... can anyone suggest settings to help make it smoother? What are the "Activation" settings? (revs) currently set at 5 and 200 HELP please
 
 Re: Quick shifter settings
I have a 07 Gsxr 1000 that I put a Danos quick shifters on with ecueditor. Was wondering what settings you would recommend. I have it at a min of 5000rpm. Sometimes it will kill but not shift. And around 5500-6000rpm it can be a little harsh at times. Thanks any help. What do you mean by "put a Danos quick shifters on with ecueditor"? Danos, as I understand, is just a unidirectional switch (make sure you have the right one - either "push" or "pull" depending on your gearbox configuration) and If using ECU Editor's option to set the quickshifter you need it installed on the gearbox's shiftrod, resistor in connection to the ECU (as per the diagram there) and set the proper kill time. 60ms is a good starting point for testing and you can set the min RPM as low as 3K.
 
 Quick shifter settings
I have a 07 Gsxr 1000 that I put a Danos quick shifters on with ecueditor. Was wondering what settings you would recommend. I have it at a min of 5000rpm. Sometimes it will kill but not shift. And around 5500-6000rpm it can be a little harsh at times. Thanks any help.
 
 
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