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1998 XX Stutters over 80 Mph


Plomb

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Hi,

am new to this board having exchanged a tart of a fireblade for a slightly rough 98XX the other night. I use a ZX1100(ZZR1100) daily & have done for a number of years, but it's 16yrs old with 87K hard Irish Mls so i hope to tidy up the XX to replace it.

I have read a lot of the posts & can't find anything similar to the problem noted above, am hoping someone can help.

There was a 'bike through hedge' incident in the XX's past. All the cosmetics were fixed but since then the bike has had a bad stuttter on constant throttle over 80mph. It will accelerate fine from 80 but returns as soon as I stop accelerating. I cant repeat the symptom for the same engine speed in a lower gear, but can for 80mph at a higer engine speed in a lower gear. This leads me to suspect something electrical rather than carb related (standard air filter & exhaust).

My first suspect is something to do with the speed sensor or instruments. I zoned in on the instruments as my RVF had a speed restrictor built into the speedometer which told the ECU 'game over' at 112mph (Japanese Import bike). I took the instruments off & the printed circuit at the back is in a bad way. I have ordered a replacement back half of the instruments (very reasonable €70) but am looking for some reasurance that this may be the problem & if not what else to look at.

Thanks in advance

John

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Sounds like a plugged up main jet somewhere.

But think of it as a speed-limiting device, as 80mph on the public motorway is ILLEGAL! :icon_angel:

I think your wrong Matey...

If it was a plugged main jet it would be more of at X RPM in any gear... not at 80MPH in any gear...

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