How to Make a Honda Faster

CBR super sport motorcycles introduced by Honda are considered to have a high level technical improvement, along with excellent handling and fast speeds on streets as well. Although CBR already has all super features to win a race but still it can be enhanced with additional marvelous traits to get better. Here’s how to make a Honda faster.

Instructions:

Step 1:

The very least effort you can do for your CBR to have more powerful features is that you can put in a high flow air filter by replacing the restraining stock air filter. It will then generate a better flow on air into the combustion chamber. As well as these newly installed air filters are reusable not like the stock filters.

Step 2:

Secondly replace the stock muffler with a new Slip-on muffler. Slip-on muffler are frivolous having light weight and tend to enhance vehicle performance by offering a more better and direct flow of exhaust gases, while on the other hand whereas stock mufflers compel these gases through different chambers plus baffles to lessen sound emission levels. The good thing is that installing these mufflers is very simple and can be done with just least procedural knowledge.

On the other hand you can also put back the stock system of your CBR with an excellent performance system. Although these systems are very well expensive but are liable to build up the better gas flow while replacing the exhaust headers, mid pipe plus muffler. These systems are popular to drop power in case of lower rpm range.

Step 3:

Installing a high quality fuel injection controller can be helpful for you as well. The well liked and most popular fuel injection controllers include Bazzaz Performance’s Z-AFM Air Fuel Mapping Kit and Dynojet’s Power Commander. These air filters provide your CBR with enhanced performance while taking priority over the bike’s Electronic Control Unit’s command above the fuel-injection system. In this case EFI controller is necessary for making improved intake and exhaust upgrades as well.

Step 4:

Put in a swift acceleration sprocket kit which in turn put back your present stock sprocket and chain setup with a faintly smaller front sprocket. It will then modify the final gear ratio to pick up the low end torque. Working with the matching and suitable rear sprocket and drive chain, these acceleration sprocket kits easily build up huge acceleration.