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TAB Talks: Back Pressure and Motorcycle Performance
BACKPRESSURE FOR BETTER PERFORMANCE?
Nope and here's the kicker – it's actually harmful to your engine. Sure, a motorcycle's performance can deteriorate over time from wear and tear. But if you believe back pressure isn't bad for the overall performance of your ride, think again! Watch this video:  The truth is, unless it gets checked out and corrected as soon as possible, back pressure can do just as much – if not more – damage to your bike than any other issue. The secret for performance lies in maximizing your engine's flow velocity. MAXIMIZING FLOW VELOCITY Hey, I know what you're thinking - I'm about to give you the holy grail of engine building, the ultimate solution to maximize flow velocity. I wish that were the case, but the truth is, it's not that simple. There are so many factors at play here that it wouldn't be correct to give a one-size-fits-all answer. So, here's the deal: just reach out to us. We've got a kickass team of experts who are ready to assist you. Call, email, DM - whatever floats your boat. Let's chat about your goals and we'll give you a personalized recommendation. (p) 402-413-5090 (e) [email protected] |
