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How is the drivability compared to stock with this setup?
It is a pleasure, Two up is way better than before. It is easy running through the mountains or in slow traffic it behaves. But if you need a kick in the pants it's there.
Senna, you've got the whole package dude. Plenty of "GO" and "SHOW". Congrats on the build, she looks like a real tire scorcher. Just a question..." how's the SE clutch spring holding out for now? is it slipping badly, is the pull a lot heavier than stock ?
Thanks dude, ride safe and take it easy on that back tire...lol.
Senna, you've got the whole package dude. Plenty of "GO" and "SHOW". Congrats on the build, she looks like a real tire scorcher. Just a question..." how's the SE clutch spring holding out for now? is it slipping badly, is the pull a lot heavier than stock ?
Thanks dude, ride safe and take it easy on that back tire...lol.
Joe
The screaming eagle spring is ok so far, just hit 500 miles yesterday going to get it dyno'd. So the clutch has not seen that much torture Yet!
I'll be looking at something like the Barnett Scorpion with coil springs and possibly lockup.
[QUOTE=senna;12582810]The screaming eagle spring is ok so far, just hit 500 miles yesterday going to get it dyno'd. So the clutch has not seen that much torture Yet!
I'll be looking at something like the Barnett Scorpion with coil springs and possibly lockup.[/QUOTE/]
My build is very similar in #'s as yours senna. I didn't make it through one pull on the drum before we deduced I needed clutch mods. I also had the SE spring and then we installed an AIM VPC and all is happy now.
My 107" was hitting 136HP and 142TQ, the AIM VPC held that with the SE spring.
The build
Fuel Moto 107 kit
level B heads
Ported throttle body
CP pistons set at 10.6 to 1
Woods TW 777 cams
Woods lifter
Zippers chain tensioners
Baisley oil pump bypass spring
Dark Horse lower end
trued, balanced, plugged and welded crank
H beam rods and timkin bearing.
Exhaling through a D&D Fat Cat
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