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What do you consider not lean on your afr GuageI'm running 6 pounds and haven't ran lean yet on long wot runs, I know another guy running the upgraded pump whose running 9 pounds on stock injectors
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11.5 on 1/4 mile wot runs, and I have 2 full settings left on the gems for wot
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Does it pick up any more speed by giving it more fuel I'd rather be safe even if it ran the same or a tad slower
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Have tried going richer at all, guess I haven't really heard of anyone going more rich than 11.5
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I think long runs for some ( especially Canadians ) means 3 plus mile runs. I think this is where the stock injectors run into duty cycle problems under boost. It seems unreal for me being from a wooded hilly area that you can hold a sled wide open for miles and miles.11.5 on 1/4 mile wot runs, and I have 2 full settings left on the gems for wot
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I wouldn't hold a stock sled wot for 3 miles
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I think long runs for some ( especially Canadians ) means 3 plus mile runs. I think this is where the stock injectors run into duty cycle problems under boost. It seems unreal for me being from a wooded hilly area that you can hold a sled wide open for miles and miles.
Ya our riding is nothing like that either lol, for trail riding at most there would be a 1/4 mile stretch to hold it, there is a frozen reservoir we race across that you can hold it for maybe 3/4 of a mile but we rarely run the full length, I'm not the least bit concerned about holding the sled wot for a mile cuz that won't happen
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Who is your dealer have they built many yamaha turbo'sHave tried going richer at all, guess I haven't really heard of anyone going more rich than 11.5
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They've built 3 vipers now, 2 stage 1 kits and 1 trail turbo, the other stage 1 they built has since been all upgraded to a 325hp improved stock turbo class sled.
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Are they experienced in the fieldThey've built 3 vipers now, 2 stage 1 kits and 1 trail turbo, the other stage 1 they built has since been all upgraded to a 325hp improved stock turbo class sled.
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I think he's hooked up with D&D some how so the prolly do his work. He prolly gets to test at their test field, I think it's a pretty fast track.Are they experienced in the field
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Are they experienced in the field
D&D, yes they're quite experienced in the high performance 4 stroke world.
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I think he's hooked up with D&D some how so the prolly do his work. He prolly gets to test at their test field, I think it's a pretty fast track.
The test track is nothing other than a large open field but I'm 5 mins from the field and it's on the property of the family farm. I pay the price for parts and like just like everyone else, just get lots of tech help/tips since I'm able to go there most any time to chat and ride with them some throughout the winter.
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D&D have a farm too is that what they do in the off seasonThe test track is nothing other than a large open field but I'm 5 mins from the field and it's on the property of the family farm. I pay the price for parts and like just like everyone else, just get lots of tech help/tips since I'm able to go there most any time to chat and ride with them some throughout the winter.
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No, the farm I grew up on let's them use a part of the property for the field testing..if they were to do something in the off season it definitely wouldn't be farming lol
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