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When we backed it out of the dyno, he said take it for a test ride. I took off hard, spinning the tire through second gear. When I got back he said the front tire was off the ground in 1st gear.
She runs good.Looking
Great numbers for sure. Good looking ride.
I haven't done a retune as of yet on my 113. All I ended up with was 127hp and 138tq
In the first 2 gears all it does is either spin through the first 2 gears and if I do get good traction the font end wants to wave at the clouds.
After about 4,000 miles it will really wake up. I will do a new dyno run in a few weeks to see if there are any changes.
1/8 best time was 7.53
Hey Senna, excellent numbers! I fell short of that with my build but pretty happy with 104/112. My pipes are a big hinderance on making good numbers but I knew that, plus I went with basic/budget headwork. Steve at GMR really likes the Bandit Sportsman if you have a spare $500. My clutch was slipping a bit on the dyno even with a Barnett HD spring, talked to a Barnett rep today and I think I am going to get the Coil Spring Conversion Kit for about $131 on Amazon. Congrats, and thanks for all the input on my build!
Great numbers for sure. Good looking ride.
I haven't done a retune as of yet on my 113. All I ended up with was 127hp and 138tq
In the first 2 gears all it does is either spin through the first 2 gears and if I do get good traction the font end wants to wave at the clouds.
After about 4,000 miles it will really wake up. I will do a new dyno run in a few weeks to see if there are any changes.
1/8 best time was 7.53
That is some big torque, still running belt drive?
I did a 13.2 in the 1/4 before this build. So it will be interesting to see the the time now.
Hey Senna, excellent numbers! I fell short of that with my build but pretty happy with 104/112. My pipes are a big hinderance on making good numbers but I knew that, plus I went with basic/budget headwork. Steve at GMR really likes the Bandit Sportsman if you have a spare $500. My clutch was slipping a bit on the dyno even with a Barnett HD spring, talked to a Barnett rep today and I think I am going to get the Coil Spring Conversion Kit for about $131 on Amazon. Congrats, and thanks for all the input on my build!
Hey Alan, I'm very stoked with how it turned out. I had quite a few road blocks to over come trough out my build, most beyond my control. But in the end it sure is fun.
I am in the middle of installing a Jagg 10 row oil cooler now.
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