Advanced timing

[trpkkd]

I've been reading that advancing your timing gives you the most bang for your buck but is it worth it on a trail rider and are there any negatives to doing this? And if I do advance the timing should I go 4 degrees like everyone else?

[Nightmare]

Its a great upgrade. If you want you can start at +2 and go from there but I wouldn't go past 4.

 

 

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[trpkkd]

So its good even for a trail rider.

[HolySheet]

My trail junk is +2 and its fine. Gives it a little more oomph.

[06BCBANSHEE]

mines set up for trails and im at +4.  You will feel a big difference

[trickedcarbine]

+4 on good premium fuel is fine. Probably one of the best bangs for the buck for any bike, including your trail bike. It will help wih response and a little more torque.

[trpkkd]

Ok thanks for the input.

[sheerider1026]

I run +5.5 on the plate. Pump fuel

[10milmike]

I run plus 7 on race gas. But for a stock bike I would run plus 4. Best bang for the buck.

[joewest]

I just did +4 on mine and all i ride is trails and fields. Huge low and mid improvement! Only mods on my bike are fmf pipes, pro flow kit with k/n filter with lid removed.

[joewest]

Also i just run 93 octane

[Uf21]

Is the difference really noticeable or more like a placebo effect?

[joewest]

I can tell a big difference in my low/mid range.

[trickedcarbine]

Definitely snappier.

[notsed]

you'll notice a difference for sure