Power boost at high RPM 8K

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firro

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Hey all,

So i got all new spark plugs, new intake manifolds, Stage 7 kit with VBOOST removed. Carbs revision done, ultrasonic cleaning etc, high octane fuel, full exhaust system Doma Racing.

Bike runs well, however i do notice that power is Ok'ish at low and mid RPM , i have never ridden another vmax so cant really compare, but something is telling me the bike should have more power at low and mid rpm, because at around 7,5 - 8k RPM at full throttle i get a insane power boost.. its like fast and furious when they hit the nitro button xD

I think i should have similair power also at lower rpm's ,, wondering what holds it back.. mixture screws?? or is this completely normal?

ps. db-killers are removed.

Thanks!
 
Hey all,

So i got all new spark plugs, new intake manifolds, Stage 7 kit with VBOOST removed. Carbs revision done, ultrasonic cleaning etc, high octane fuel, full exhaust system Doma Racing.

Bike runs well, however i do notice that power is Ok'ish at low and mid RPM , i have never ridden another vmax so cant really compare, but something is telling me the bike should have more power at low and mid rpm, because at around 7,5 - 8k RPM at full throttle i get a insane power boost.. its like fast and furious when they hit the nitro button xD

I think i should have similair power also at lower rpm's ,, wondering what holds it back.. mixture screws?? or is this completely normal?

ps. db-killers are removed.

Thanks!
That is Normal. The whole point of Vboost was so you had basically 1 carb per cylinder. With Vboost opened, It allows basically a carb and a half per cylinder. (the intake is nothing more than an H that the carbs sit on) on top of the cylinders. So basically its over carbureted at the lower RPMS.
 
Can use a Weber tool but why. Agree, no reason the remove vboost
 
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