EVO or TC88 ??? Which is better?
#31
06-29-2008, 08:42 PM
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RE: EVO or TC88 ??? Which is better?
My last bike was carbed, and I miss the simplicity of it...I don't know **** about EFI, but I have to say, I've never seen a rider \\;on the side of \\;the road because the EFI went out...just sayin...
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RE: EVO or TC88 ??? Which is better?
I have, and plenty of times, I'll say this too, out of all my bikes, my Pan never broke, period, and never left me stranded.
#34
06-30-2008, 05:39 AM
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RE: EVO or TC88 ??? Which is better?
The Evos have provent hemselves over time. Like most changes, there \\;was resistance but they did their suty will will continue to do so. I wonder how the loyal felt when Pan when to Shovels?
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As for the carburator, they work - but I'm sold on EFI. For the right bike at the right price at the right toime - I owujld go with a carb without hesitation, but if all other things were equal then I would chose injection.
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As for the carburator, they work - but I'm sold on EFI. For the right bike at the right price at the right toime - I owujld go with a carb without hesitation, but if all other things were equal then I would chose injection.
#35
06-30-2008, 08:11 AM
RE: EVO or TC88 ??? Which is better?
We have 2 of each. Nothing at all wrong with an EVO and if I had to choose just one it would be a stage 2 EVO with a Mikuni carb and an Andrews EV27 cam with torrington cam bearings. I don't know how long (how many miles) the EVO will last but I'm betting it will outlast a twinkie.
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