[joedalliday]

Has anybody ever fitted a quickshifter to a 2005 zx6r ? If so how much work is involved and any advice on best makes ?

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[whatisabutt4]

Yeah it's plug and play for the most part. If you want the best I'd suggest a Translogic QS for the best out there. There are many other brands that work well but are almost all around the same price range. I have heard good things about the healtech one as well. The healtech is kind of nice because the sensor goes under the shift knuckle bolt so you don't have to set up a custom shift rod and If I recall a little cheaper then other companies. I would say that would be the most easiest to do. Plus you can adjust settings on your phone. Also if you're going to flash the ecu most companies have an option to run QS off the ecu. It all depends what route you're going to take with the bike.

Quick Shifter easy (iQSE) - HealTech Electronics Ltd.

Easy to install. Eay to setup. Easy on your wallet. The iQSE is the perfect choice for anyone aiming for quicker lap times, better 1/4 mile runs or simply MORE FUN!

www.healtech-electronics.com

Translogic Products: Intellishift Quickshifter, Quickshifters with seamless shift simulation, Powershifter

Products from Translogic including Intellishft, Micro Dash, Quickshifters and Powershifters

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[Assman]

I’ve been eyeing the Translogic unit myself. Definitely gonna go for that model when it’s time.

 

[joedalliday]

Thanks for the advice, thats the Xmas present from the mrs sorted then.

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