Did they say when the performance dampers are coming in. My dealer keeps calling me to pickup my new sled but if the dampers aren't on it then I will have to make to many trips to the dealer.
stingray719
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You have your opinion, I have two Vipers to test side by side.
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No idea on the performance damper or the ogio bag. Ive been searching and can't find an answer- do i need clutching if i am going on a 1 week trip to 7,000'
The dealer told me today that Yamaha is going to send the performance dampers and the bag to me after I pickup my sled. I am hoping to pick it up on Saturday.
stingray719
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The answer is yes and no. 4 stroke have a wide torque band so being out of the perfect rpm isn't that bad. I say that as my Viper has been from 5k to 14k with the same clutch. Yeah at low altitude I couldn't run it flat out because of the rev limiter but I was only there for 2 days so I didn't care enough to go to all the trouble of changing. Now if you are like NOS-PRO
and your sled has to be perfect everywhere then yes change for the trip. But if it was me I would just deal with being about 800 rpm low.
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Thanks you for your answer- this is what i was thinking but wasnt 100%The answer is yes and no. 4 stroke have a wide torque band so being out of the perfect rpm isn't that bad. I say that as my Viper has been from 5k to 14k with the same clutch. Yeah at low altitude I couldn't run it flat out because of the rev limiter but I was only there for 2 days so I didn't care enough to go to all the trouble of changing. Now if you are like NOS-PRO
