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Okay, for all you Touring Rig owners....What is your favorite carb/cam/ignition/exhaust combo? I'm running a stock CV carb that's been reworked, with a SE air cleaner, Dyna 2000 ignition, and Supertrapps with 18 discs. 75hp/82tq. Getting an easy 45 mpg.
Okay, for all you Touring Rig owners....What is your favorite carb/cam/ignition/exhaust combo? I'm running a stock CV carb that's been reworked, with a SE air cleaner, Dyna 2000 ignition, and Supertrapps with 18 discs. 75hp/82tq. Getting an easy 45 mpg.
Had the Mikuni carb,but went bad on me after 50,000 miles.
I now have the S&S Super E with K&N filter.Have White Brothers exhaust with no baffles.Looking to put the V&H short shots.Wanted the Big Radius but they don't make-em for my scoot
ORIGINAL: 87lowrider...Had the Mikuni carb,but went bad on me after 50,000 miles. I now have the S&S Super E with K&N filter.Have White Brothers exhaust with no baffles.Looking to put the V&H short shots.Wanted the Big Radius but they don't make-em for my scoot.
Any problems running the Super E in areas of high altitude?
ORIGINAL: 87lowrider...Had the Mikuni carb,but went bad on me after 50,000 miles. I now have the S&S Super E with K&N filter.Have White Brothers exhaust with no baffles.Looking to put the V&H short shots.Wanted the Big Radius but they don't make-em for my scoot.
Any problems running the Super E in areas of high altitude?
Not really,but I found a nice mountain range in Upstate NY that I will be riding next season.Here in LI things are pretty flat.
I have a stock carb but added the SE breather kit and Rineharts.
I've been told I wouldn't gain any appreciable horse power but it does seem to have more power especially in the 2500 to 4200 rpm range.
Yeah, I just remember a bunch of dudes re-tuning their S&S carbs at Sturgis in 94. My CV ran fine. I was thinkin about the E series with the Cruise control adapter for my scooter. But, at least for now, it's running fine.
I can't guess what you're at right now. But my bike with the SE air cleaner, EV27 Cam, Dyna ignition, SuperTrapps (18 discs), mild porting job, and a reworked CV carb puts out 75hp/82tq. I've had a few shops tell me that there is nothing wrong with using the stock CV carb on a stock displacement bike. Just needs to get the EPA restrictions tuned out of it.
The next thing I would recommend that you get for your scoot is a cam. I really like the EV27. But look and ask around. It'll really wake up the motor as the stock cam has zero overlap. Replace the crap INA bearing with a good Torrington. Find a good dyno tuner, one that knows EVO's and can tune a carb. You'll Never Look Back....
And dude....I love those Rineharts!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thinking about a set for my scoot, as The MoCo is beginning to obsolete some of the exhaust pipes on the EVO's.
I have a stock carb but added the SE breather kit and Rineharts.
I've been told I wouldn't gain any appreciable horse power but it does seem to have more power especially in the 2500 to 4200 rpm range...
I also have to add that the single best upgrade to your EVO is a free breathing air cleaner and exhaust. It really 'woke up' my bike.
ORIGINAL: 87lowrider...Had the Mikuni carb,but went bad on me after 50,000 miles. I now have the S&S Super E with K&N filter.Have White Brothers exhaust with no baffles.Looking to put the V&H short shots.Wanted the Big Radius but they don't make-em for my scoot.
Any problems running the Super E in areas of high altitude?
I spent last July running in New Mexico, CO, Utah and Wyoming and never had to make an adjustment. I have a 96 FXSTC with S&S Super E and Hooker tuned 2-1. The bike is tuned for home at less than 1000' altitude. We were over 12000' many times. No problems.
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