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Thanks, I'm gonna loose the CF hugger and extensions on the swingarm and go with a quality extended arm and some lowering links.NJ.looking freakin hot man
Only answer I know is that he picked up a Velocity kit.NJ, looks great! What kind of system did you get for her, and how much boost you planning on runnin? Any updates cooming to the motor itself, or have you done pistons, cams, etc...
Velocity stage one at about 10 lbs.and dang near 100lbs of fuel pressure.its rich, but not too rich, I want it to last,I'm building a dedicated drag bike,but Carmen is for the street.Only answer I know is that he picked up a Velocity kit.NJ, looks great! What kind of system did you get for her, and how much boost you planning on runnin? Any updates cooming to the motor itself, or have you done pistons, cams, etc...
I never look at them while riding, they are and were used only as a reference for tuning , I set the fuel pressure after making a run down the road,then the boost as per Barry at Velocity,I didnt like the way the gauge looks on Cecils bike without some sort of housing.The gauges are designed to be flush mounted in or on some sort of bezel or flat surface,I placed one up on the upper dash plastic and I couldnt see it on either side due to the master cylinder reservoirs,so this was the next logical place.I can see them both while driving,but as I said, I never look at while in a competitive mode.I know what the boost is gonna do and I know what the fuel pressure is gonna due,you just cant set these things without gauges or a A/F meter or an exhaust gas temp.meter.NJ.Looks good, but just curious how good your gonna see your boost & fuel gauge while hitting the gas. Looks wise, like I said it is awesome, but wouldn't having the gauges mounted to the side make you take your eyes off the road (off center) to see boost/ fuel while riding - tucked or in a agressive riding position?