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Title: Help！Monster 795 changes single side swingarm… Post by: Fain on January 13, 2014, 01:39:29 AM I have a MONSTER 795 with the same looking as 696. Plan to put a 1100's single side swingarm on it. Now all the parts match but the speedometer.Same as 696,795 uses six magnet bolts and 796/1100 uses 4 integrated magnets. That means when I put all the things on and ride my Monster 795+,the true speed will be 1.5 times as the guage shows.
Hope someone can help. Thanx!!! Title: Re: Help！Monster 795 changes single side swingarm… Post by: Buckethead on January 13, 2014, 06:40:02 AM Go here: http://www.healtech-electronics.com/ (http://www.healtech-electronics.com/)
Buy the SpeedoHealer. Install as per instructions. It fits in-line between your speedometer sensor and your ECU and changes the number of pulses your ECU sees. I needed one on my Sport 1000 after switching to 999 wheels (5 bolts instead of 6). Installed in an afternoon and now I have a better idea of just how badly I'm breaking the law. The most difficult part was verifying just how off my speedometer was initially. I had a friend drive ahead of me on the highway and go as close to the posted limit as possible, then made a mental note of what my speedometer indicated. Plugged those numbers into the calculator on their website, got a "correction factor," plugged that number into the unit, and tested again later that day. In retrospect, using a GPS unit or a phone app that records your speed would be easier, and probably more accurate. Oh well. I'll know for next time. Post up when you do the swap. I'd like to see that, and I'm sure others would as well. Title: Re: Help！Monster 795 changes single side swingarm… Post by: Fain on January 13, 2014, 07:32:57 AM Great！Thanx a lot ;D
I also changed the rear tire to 190/55R17,so I need this. Title: Re: Help！Monster 795 changes single side swingarm… Post by: Fain on January 14, 2014, 03:38:15 AM Have ordered on set and will get it after 10 days.
Title: Re: Help！Monster 795 changes single side swingarm… Post by: Fain on February 08, 2014, 06:04:24 PM Go here: http://www.healtech-electronics.com/ (http://www.healtech-electronics.com/) I mounted the Speedohealer onto my bike. After 5 times adjustment,now it is same as my GPS speedmeter,great!Buy the SpeedoHealer. Install as per instructions. It fits in-line between your speedometer sensor and your ECU and changes the number of pulses your ECU sees. I needed one on my Sport 1000 after switching to 999 wheels (5 bolts instead of 6). Installed in an afternoon and now I have a better idea of just how badly I'm breaking the law. The most difficult part was verifying just how off my speedometer was initially. I had a friend drive ahead of me on the highway and go as close to the posted limit as possible, then made a mental note of what my speedometer indicated. Plugged those numbers into the calculator on their website, got a "correction factor," plugged that number into the unit, and tested again later that day. In retrospect, using a GPS unit or a phone app that records your speed would be easier, and probably more accurate. Oh well. I'll know for next time. Post up when you do the swap. I'd like to see that, and I'm sure others would as well. |