DMAN999
Well-Known Member
He's got it running really well now:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FMg79-a_Ago&feature=player_embedded
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FMg79-a_Ago&feature=player_embedded
I bet you'll be at least up to around 115hp, if not above that. Regardless, the better mileage is a good benefit.
I've wondered the same thing myself...but if I swapped now and got an increase....I wouldn't know if it was because of a friendly dyno or because I was actually making more hp.Thanks for posting Eric. That's how we all learn from each other. I was thinking, the dyno might be stealing some hp from you too. On a different dyno you might be up a few hp more?
Stock carbs stock pipe 152.5 mains 90 air jet- cops with iridium plugs gapped 26---44mpg.
I rode 88 miles to pick up tb99's and stopped and only got 2 gallons in it.
Rebuilt his carbs and put them on mine to test them-stage 1 needles were at 3 from blunt with 170 kit jets and 90 air-He has single K&N as I do alsoand 2brothers full exhaust.
I hit the gas with his carbs and my front tire goes straight up!! 2nd gear never pulled hard ever and the vboost felt like a powerful shot of nos.
I put 157.5 mikuni's as i have stock needles back in my carbs and drove 88 miles back to tb99's and when i filled back up---2.2 gallons.
I am at 60 feet altitude and going to his place in lake elsinore it gets up to 5500 feet altitude. Hiway 74 all the way from me to him. The rode is nicknamed "palms to pines".
Traumahawk, i have no resistors on a '85 model --- Think i should gap 35?
I don't want to gap the iridium but i will some ngk's.
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