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| From: "Wally Kilburg" <wkilburg@starband.net>
Tue 3:31 PM Subject: 929 stacks To: <info@factorypro.com> Marc; I had installed the velocity stacks the day after I had gotten them but the weather prevented me from test riding the bike to see if the Seat Of the Pants dyno could tell any difference. Today it hit 61 degrees in Chicago, test time! Got out this afternoon and after a spin around town in traffic to warm things up, I was out on one of the back roads in near flat farm country where I can see for miles, no place for cops to hide and no turn ins, side roads or driveways for 5 miles. Good road surface too. I cannot guess why Honda does not do this thing with the stacks from the factory. The combo of the BMC filter and those velocity stacks is like night and day. Good god is this thing fast now! In third gear clipping along at 106-110 indicated, a twist of the throttle makes the front get awful light! I'm not sure if the wheel is off the ground a bit or not but the forks unload and I'm over the tank, in a tuck, with a huge smile in my helmet. It feels much faster across the normal riding range. I'm searching for a dyno to get some runs and a curve to check out. Wish i was closer to California. Thanks for the advice on the 929. Next weekend I will have time to install the +2 timing rotor and we'll see what that does. Take care and thanks again. Wally Kilburg P.S. Tested the Mille and the new chip too. It feels "different". I had to back the idle about 800 rpm, it was idling close to 2000. Throttle response is good but the massive engine braking seems to be lessened. Need more time to play and ride it. |
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Maybe in next rewrite, he'll fix the ignition timing and dyno chapters... Otherwise great book with great starting ideas. |
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