sandy klock
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A friend has one on eBay, only few hours left. It is a sweet looking ride with almost everything done. Great buy dor someone.
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lonfu
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Nice looking scooter, but isn't that after they detuned the carbs????
sandy klock
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I've heard all kinks of things from carbs to cams but see little difference in any 48 state bikes including new 9k redline bikes.
lvelhead, was it, who listed on his website, all the year-by-year differences? I think someone else (an attorney) ended-up with the web address, and now if you try to find the VMax content, you get solicitations for a personal-injury attorney. I bet Sean Morley knows where the list is, of yearly changes. I think the VBoost manifold was maybe smaller I.D. for '85. The VBoost was increased in size when the bike didn't meet EPA reg's at the time, and they made changes to the exhaust. The larger VBoost was to compensate for the exhaust changes. That's what I recall.
Nothing to do with the carbs, unless you bought yours in Denver, so they had leaner jetting, probably a dealer-installed process.
Anyone know different, please feel-free to contribute. USA referenced, as many foreign market bikes had limiters to the movement of the CV slides to meet HP restrictions, or they did-away with VBoost altogether.
OK look here:
http://www.vmaxguru.com/Tech/Gen1/Pages/History/Gen1_History.htm
Nothing to do with the carbs, unless you bought yours in Denver, so they had leaner jetting, probably a dealer-installed process.
Anyone know different, please feel-free to contribute. USA referenced, as many foreign market bikes had limiters to the movement of the CV slides to meet HP restrictions, or they did-away with VBoost altogether.
OK look here:
http://www.vmaxguru.com/Tech/Gen1/Pages/History/Gen1_History.htm
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