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awayatc
13th June 2009, 18:21
Put a screaming eagle high flow airfilter on my 88ci Softtail......
At $300 not that cheap, so was a bit weary....
Decided to pull carb apart before putting on filter and make sure I tune it all properly before thinking about exhausts....
Bugger me the needle was not put in properly....and the fuel enrichment device wasn't seated home correct either.
Put it all together properly and took it for a decent 300 plus km spin....
Happy Harley, happy owner....
The old girl flies.....up to 160kms in 4th gear, no more popping in the exhaust, and the acceleration is definitely grin inspiring now.....
You can hear the air getting sucked in now.....it roars.
Need a bigger helmet.....,grin doesn't fit anymore
scumdog
13th June 2009, 19:34
Good one - nothing like doing 'something' to a motor an actually feeling the difference eh!:clap:
martybabe
13th June 2009, 19:57
Onya mate, a sweet engine makes for a sweet life, carry on smiling .:niceone:
Molly
25th June 2009, 19:11
Glad it worked out for you.
Need to so something similar to mine. Being fuel injection it's not as straightforward though. Going to go with a PowerCommander as I can't face paying the dealer $300 for one bloody download. With the PowerCommander I'll have more choices as I make more changes.
:-)
TripleZee Dyno
25th June 2009, 20:03
Glad it worked out for you.
Need to so something similar to mine. Being fuel injection it's not as straightforward though. Going to go with a PowerCommander as I can't face paying the dealer $300 for one bloody download. With the PowerCommander I'll have more choices as I make more changes.
:-)
have you considered SEST, Screaming Eagle Super Tuner? Tunes the oem ecu.
Far more versatile. Even in basic mode it is a 1000 times better(more accurate, doesnt screw around with injection timing, easier to get right) than a PC. Download maps or make your own. All tables are available to edit the bees knees.
cheers
AllanB
25th June 2009, 20:09
You can hear the air getting sucked in now.....it roars.
Excellent!
:headbang::headbang::headbang:
Molly
25th June 2009, 20:26
have you considered SEST, Screaming Eagle Super Tuner? Tunes the oem ecu.
Far more versatile. Even in basic mode it is a 1000 times better(more accurate, doesnt screw around with injection timing, easier to get right) than a PC. Download maps or make your own. All tables are available to edit the bees knees.
cheers
Thanks for that. Someone else recommended it but I understood it was a good bit more expensive. Will make enquiries though.
Cheers.
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TripleZee Dyno
26th June 2009, 18:59
Thanks for that. Someone else recommended it but I understood it was a good bit more expensive. Will make enquiries though.
Cheers.
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About 500 US if you pay full price. Some good deals on ebay, 3-400 us
cheers
Molly
26th June 2009, 19:07
Cheers for that. Might make it an early Christmas present :-)
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