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Im no good at reading dyno's but this particularly doesnt look great to me, and it just doesnt feel right riding. The first 750 miles after install it burned 2.5 quarts of oil. I thought it was just not tuned spot on where it needed to be and was getting too hot. took bike to shop for final tune for the and this is what they gave me.
Was the crate 120r, has 2 into 1 vance and hine pipes. se throttle body, barnett clutch and basket etc.
Im no good at reading dyno's but this particularly doesnt look great to me, and it just doesnt feel right riding. The first 750 miles after install it burned 2.5 quarts of oil. I thought it was just not tuned spot on where it needed to be and was getting too hot. took bike to shop for final tune for the and this is what they gave me.
Was the crate 120r, has 2 into 1 vance and hine pipes. se throttle body, barnett clutch and basket etc.
Any opinions?
Those numbers dont look bad for a factory moco motor, but the oil useage would have me concerned.
2.5 qts in 750 miles is insane. You have to have oil dripping out your tail pipe and your plugs have to look like they were pulled out of the tar pits.
Im no good at reading dyno's but this particularly doesnt look great to me, and it just doesnt feel right riding. The first 750 miles after install it burned 2.5 quarts of oil. I thought it was just not tuned spot on where it needed to be and was getting too hot. took bike to shop for final tune for the and this is what they gave me.
Was the crate 120r, has 2 into 1 vance and hine pipes. se throttle body, barnett clutch and basket etc.
Any opinions?
Actually, that is very good to me, except the air/fuel ratio at around 2k RPM is kind of high.
About the oil problem, it is something else, not from Dyno.
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