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Old 10-08-2009, 03:12 PM
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I throw a dollar here and there but as you said no luck yet
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i think you have to be old as dirt to win!!!!
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Old 10-08-2009, 03:16 PM
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Yeah it sucks
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did i see some where you were getting a lag from the throttle body???
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After test upon test all it is, is the lag time for the sheave to open. I watched it a 100 times over the last few days
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interesting so the lag was in the sheave shift??? i don't have a lag in mine but you do feel a bump at 47 mph but i have the gold spring and 18 gram grease less weights..... don't chastise me for going grease less i have been running them for over 800 miles and no problems.....
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Run what you are comfortable with. My lag is from a dead stop and you punch it. It is like the blink of an eye. It is just how long the sheave takes to open
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I have that lag still and so does my pops but once engaged its goes.....jeff is it the same as when I took it out for a spin and ur casa ?
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Which part JR? The only way to fix it is to put in heavy ass weights and then you compromise your hill climbing power. So I left the 18's
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The slight lag on the bott....when I took it out that time it didn't seem to bad but was noticable. Is it worst since ur mods ?
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No its the same but after the lag hold on
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That's cool then ! You plannin on tryin to get out Sat ?
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Have you noticed any difference with the engine braking going down hill or the motor bogging from it shifting too fast trying to climb a good hill?
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Old 10-09-2009, 05:59 PM
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Have you noticed any difference with the engine braking going down hill or the motor bogging from it shifting too fast trying to climb a good hill?
No I still have the same weights in and it does much better then the stock 20g. I run 18 now.
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