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Sep 11, 2006 | 12:35 AM

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Rambler

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RE: SERT Price?

Jim

Yes I used number 67 also. Still trying to find slip-on pipes in CA. Supposedly they'll be available in 2 weeks.

Additional note. I was born in Alton. Have a few relatives still in Alton and Godfrey. Both of my parents were raised there. Currently live in S. CA

Sep 11, 2006 | 01:11 AM

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Jim Dawson

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RE: SERT Price?

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Jim

Yes I used number 67 also. Still trying to find slip-on pipes in CA. Supposedly they'll be available in 2 weeks.

Additional note. I was born in Alton. Have a few relatives still in Alton and Godfrey. Both of my parents were raised there. Currently live in S. CA

If you ever get back here let me know and we'll get together. I get to SOCAL once in awhile with work. Usually visit a couple dealers and buy a t-shirt.

Hope you find your pipes.

Sep 11, 2006 | 01:30 AM

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WARG

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RE: SERT Price?

Rambler,

Did you install the SERT yourself?

Since you used a canned map, did you have bike dynoed at all?

Sep 11, 2006 | 03:40 AM

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Rambler

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RE: SERT Price?

Yes I installed it myself. Actually had to use an old laptop as my newer one did not have a serial port. You just look through the disk and find the MAPP that is closest to your setup year, engine size, air filter and pipes.

No I did not have it dynoed. If I ever feel I need to get the last few percentage points of improvement I may have it done, or I'll learn how to do it using the included data mode.