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22 posts · Started by ShadeTheChangingMan · 12 Jun 2008
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Post 8 by ShadeTheChangingMan,
#8Manometer is just a carb balancer
if you have ever balanced a set of carbs then its pretty much the same thing with throttle bodies.
if you have ever balanced a set of carbs then its pretty much the same thing with throttle bodies.
Post 9 by sdrk,
#9Ive got some davida vacum guages , ( manometers ) been balancing 4 stroke carbs for years , iv'e nevr done a twin though , i suppose i would just block off 2 of the pipes then would i ????
Pics would be great , so i can check mine , pretty please
cheers
Pics would be great , so i can check mine , pretty please
cheers
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Post 14 by topendz,
#14I guess I am going to be the first to admit I have never had a clue what on earth anyone is talking about when it come to an abrupt throttle response or snatch. I've always considered it to be stella, my beef has only been the hunting / hesitation between 3500 / 4500 rpm which I am hoping is cured with the throttle body sync.
My 2 cents would be the following:
1. Sounds like if you consider the throttle to be too sensitive / abrupt on the SD you want to tame it with the G2.
2. If you have poor fueling / hesitation then TPS is hopefully they way to go.
I find it hard to believe so many people with the same bike are having completely different issues so I would guess those people are not used to such a responsive throttle. I am talking 2007/2008 as I think the early models had another list of issues.
My 2 cents would be the following:
1. Sounds like if you consider the throttle to be too sensitive / abrupt on the SD you want to tame it with the G2.
2. If you have poor fueling / hesitation then TPS is hopefully they way to go.
I find it hard to believe so many people with the same bike are having completely different issues so I would guess those people are not used to such a responsive throttle. I am talking 2007/2008 as I think the early models had another list of issues.
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Post 16 by topendz,
#16Duke453940640956345, what's your opinion about this http://www.powerchutes.com/manometer.asp ?
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Post 22 by topendz,
#22Don't take it that way Joe, I don't think it was intended, just came across a bit off in writing.
I think we should have a new etiquette moderator, and it should be JOE!!!!!
I think we should have a new etiquette moderator, and it should be JOE!!!!!
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