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Recently finished up a 110ci build. Specs are as follows:
S&S G Carb with thunderjet
Ported heads
10.75:1 compression
S&S 625G EZ start cams
Full roller valve train
etc
Kinda looking for some advice as to initial settings for a first start that will be easy on the bike. Wouldn't hurt to have some recommendations for where to go after break in too if you have them
For as many people as there are on this site, there sure is a lack of technical knowledge. Maybe I should stick to asking which HD jeans make my butt look better, or which 1/4 fairing and t-bars give me the best shot at being an extra on SOA
Since you are carb'd and placed your question which mainly contains EFI tuning info... and, got no replies or even so much as a whiff of a reply the thing to do was slam your post in the Carb section. Hopefully this will work.
I'm an EFI guy. Haven't worked on a carb in 15 years.
Once you get the info on your carbs then comes timing adjustments. The carb guys should be able to help you out with that too.
Here's hoping but still better than sitting in the other area with no replies.
For as many people as there are on this site, there sure is a lack of technical knowledge. Maybe I should stick to asking which HD jeans make my butt look better, or which 1/4 fairing and t-bars give me the best shot at being an extra on SOA
That's a bit rich! One of the skills of asking a tech question is learning where best to put it and posting a title that draws attention. It's a bit like posting an advert for a sale. As you have made some significant mods, the Tech Engine section would be a good idea, as you are likely to get more hits.
The product you seek help with is called Daytona Twin Tec. If you use Advanced Search for 'twin tec' in titles, you will find quite a few posts, which may be worth browsing through. Failing that it might be worth contacting Daytona themselves for help.
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