KILLER!!!
But loud.
More pull in all gears.
50 in 3rd no prob
at 60 it didn't feel like it was straining like it used to. Very smooth acceleration in 4th right up to the top.
Still working on tuning, but no backfiring and smooth idle.
1st ride, Sito+, RamAir, 98 jet.
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Re: 1st ride, Sito+, RamAir, 98 jet.
Did you do a 'How to' install of your Ram Air? Thanks!!! My 2010 4t was a slug with 0 pull in 4th gear. This info is good to know. Pics of your RamAir install and jet location?BigDaddy SnakeOiler wrote:KILLER!!!
But loud.
More pull in all gears.
50 in 3rd no prob
at 60 it didn't feel like it was straining like it used to. Very smooth acceleration in 4th right up to the top.
Still working on tuning, but no backfiring and smooth idle.
Thanks again
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Check out this thread... topic28919.html
It's pretty simple. Most difficult part for me was taking the airbox out and fabricating a fender out of it.
I used the rubber elbow that's between the carb and the airbox and a 3" or so piece of pipe to locate the filter under the seat.
You can ditch the elbow and just attach it directly to the carb.
It's pretty simple. Most difficult part for me was taking the airbox out and fabricating a fender out of it.
I used the rubber elbow that's between the carb and the airbox and a 3" or so piece of pipe to locate the filter under the seat.
You can ditch the elbow and just attach it directly to the carb.
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