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crispin


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posted May 07, 2004 05:31 AM        
Ordered Scotts Damper

After comparing them all I choose the Scotts

I'll review it after the install.

This now gives me:

Euro Front Blinkers
Homemade Fender Elimantor
Micron High Mount
Gaffer SuperBike Brake Lines (not installed)
Kawi Cowl

Makes one nice bike.

I think I will add the Power Commander and an Air Filter and I think I will be done.

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MAVRIK


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posted May 07, 2004 05:47 AM        
cool beans....i also am ordering the scotts damper. How does that micron sound? notice any differences...in low or mid power or if it moved the torque curve at all?
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crispin


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posted May 10, 2004 03:30 AM        
quote:
cool beans....i also am ordering the scotts damper. How does that micron sound? notice any differences...in low or mid power or if it moved the torque curve at all?


The Micron sounds great.

Not loud down low but a real nice sound (cannot describe, somewhat like a high performance chainsaw) above 7K

As far as power, when I first installed it it felt faster but now I am used to it.

i dyno'd the bike stock and am going to re dyno it again soon.

I'll post the results.
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posted May 10, 2004 09:13 AM        
sounds like a nice package crispin, but be warned that dynoing your bike a second time to compare it to yoru baseline will likely be wasted money, as dynoing on different days (and especially on a different dyno) produces largely meaningless numbers especially considering the fairly small difference a can makes. to get the most accurate results, make sure you duplicate the conditions on the last dyno run as closely as possible, which means same temp and humidity, same dyno, same operator, same amount of pressure in teh tire, chain in same condition (lubed vs dry). _if_ you can get all those variables the same, then your numbers will at least have _some_ meaning but still wont be authoritative.
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