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brad black 05-03-2003 09:59 PM

air heads smair heads. we don't need no stinking air heads.

you're liven' in the past roge dude. i'm even getting to the point where the 851 is an old piece of crap. well, the m1r front end anyway.

repoe - is this a comparison from all std to duct/tune/chip?

repoe3 05-03-2003 10:39 PM

basically, this was a composite from stock (w/ k&n) to staintune, FIM, induct. i like the improvement throughout, except for the peak but oh well.

repoe3

brad black 05-03-2003 10:56 PM

have you seen my results from the moto web site? it never made more power with the duct on the dyno, unless it ran a much leaner chip.

repoe3 05-04-2003 06:50 AM

yes i have seen your info, that is why i shrug it off, from your experience it was to be expected. the top end does not feel like that on the road. i think you pretty much shared that opinion as well.

another thread asked the question of whether the FIM chip should be used with a k&n filter...any merit to that?

repoe3

roger albert 05-04-2003 07:56 AM

Hey,

What brought up the airhead smearing ? :)
I like the old beasts, at least as long as the chassis have been stiffened up a bit.

As for the K&N, it has been shown on Dynos not to offer any measureable flow increase. So, if you want a reuseable fitler, get one. It the idea is just to flow more, well, go ahead and get one, as there may be a small difference, but you won't be able to feel or measure it.

Same was true of the nasty dated airhead K&Ns. Since I do keep those forever, it's a worthwhile maintenance item.

brad black 05-04-2003 11:15 PM

well, the oppurtunity was there. you know how it is.

roger albert 05-05-2003 05:11 AM

Fair enough. :) I don't know see much in your list to criticize. (although I"m not sure what that 600 is about)

Seriously, what is that '65 you mention?

brad black 05-05-2003 07:43 PM

the 600m is just great. love riding it around town, commuting, etc.

the 65 hunnybunny is kerry, my partner. the 600 is nominally her bike, altho i ride it way more.:D

roger albert 05-06-2003 12:31 PM

Damn, I was hoping the '65 was some ridiculous contraption I could blasphemy. Can't go slagging the Mrs. Get her a 900. The clutch slave options actually make them easier to operate. Of course, then she might be faster than you, and you couldn't have that :)

roger

brad black 05-06-2003 11:48 PM

i thought the 65 hunnybunny bit was pretty cute personally, and rather obvious. glad to have given you the glimmer of sinking the boot in, even for a short while. always good fun.

i doubt she'll ever be faster than me, she's just not into it.


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