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bradkong12


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posted December 30, 2011 08:38 AM        
POLL???? 08-11 owners

sorry guys im sure this subject has been beatn to death, but im on a PS3 and cant use the search
i know for sure pulln flys on 06-07 is a must!!!!!!
iv ask about my 08 on here before and get mixed opinions??????
2008 SE M10/M14, lowerd, stretched +6 strapped , K&N yeah wantd BMC wife got for xmas , got to love them

LEAVE flys or PULL ?????????? im still on the fence, street and 1/8mile

thanks guys any input will help or times , dyno# with and without fly 08-11
thanks again!!!!
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bigdtd


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posted December 30, 2011 08:49 AM        
pull them by all means you will not regret
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joseph702


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posted December 30, 2011 08:50 AM        
yes pull them but u need a retune or map to make up for the extra fuel down low, if u need a map to try hitt me up teams020@yahoo.com. also try gearing it i ended up 16-43 in 1/8 and im pulling 6.0 with more to go on my 60 footer
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bradkong12


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posted December 30, 2011 08:59 AM        
lol joseph i just post?? about gearing , u must b a mind reader lol
joseph what year is ur baby?? i rode my buddys 06 many times before i got my 08

allmost like riding 2 different bikes, 06-07 is a slug with flys in untill around 8grand then ur lookn at the sky
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Beondwacko


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posted December 30, 2011 09:03 AM        
I never had the fly's installed in my bike. Dan took them out before I bought it. It doesn't seem to be missing anything in the way it runs. Yes, my bike was mapped for no fly's too.
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davesxx01


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posted December 30, 2011 09:06 AM        
I had an '06 and pulled them! Then I got an '08 SE and left them in. Very little difference. The '08 and newer opens them up faster.
I had my Brocks SS exhaust on it and it was strong!
I never used it for the 1/8 th though but at the track your never below 6500 rpm anyway right?
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bradkong12


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posted December 30, 2011 11:12 AM        
thats y i am on the fence dave, 08 and up start pulln at 6grand and yeah at the track for the most part shes up top
i leave around 7grand, i know that sounds high for most guys on here, but works for me , run my best 60ft leavn at 7grand,
stock gears though, still on the fence!!!!
THANKS 4 the input keep coming
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posted December 30, 2011 11:22 AM        
Pull them! No negative consequences
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bigdtd


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posted December 30, 2011 12:07 PM        
hell if i get the new 14 r i will pull them from that too. why would you not want increased throttle response, i want it all i want it now!
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joseph702


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posted December 30, 2011 01:16 PM        
i have 08 and 09 , started with 08 and found a ama super sport drag 09 monster and bought it and my dad rides my 08. trust me gearing is like adding hp in a short race .
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Audioboyz


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posted December 30, 2011 02:16 PM        
I pulled them on my 09 and I think it's good to do.I have a Brocks Alienhead.Have the race map flies out map.It runs great down low especially with the 16/43 sprockets.I'd do it again.
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posted December 30, 2011 02:19 PM        
Pull & Tune.

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Rook


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posted December 30, 2011 02:31 PM        
I have 08. Ran about 5000 miles with flies in. Not a big dif with them pulled. Mapped for flies out and noticed no big change in low end power. The main dif was that the little zing you feel at 3.5K rpm where the extra fuel comes on will smooth out. That is a good enough reason to do it but don't expect you are gonna have a whole new bike because you remove flies on an 08-11.
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posted December 30, 2011 04:50 PM        
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I pulled them on my 09 and I think it's good to do.I have a Brocks Alienhead.Have the race map flies out map.It runs great down low especially with the 16/43 sprockets.I'd do it again.
Craig



iI just sold my 08 flyes out 16-43 is the way to go on the street an strip enjoy hehe

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posted December 31, 2011 03:06 PM        
If you decide to pull them, do not take this litely. Leave plenty of time, get the right size screwdriver, preferrably new, and work slowly. If you drop a screw you are in for a long day, if you strip the screw head you are in for an even longer day.
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posted December 31, 2011 03:41 PM        
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If you decide to pull them, do not take this litely. Leave plenty of time, get the right size screwdriver, preferrably new, and work slowly. If you drop a screw you are in for a long day, if you strip the screw head you are in for an even longer day.

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posted December 31, 2011 04:04 PM        Edited By: Rook on 1 Jan 2012 00:12
^^brand new #2 phillips with 9" shaft. Black grit coated tip even better. Spend 9-10$--don't get a cheapy.



I used a Burnzomatic to get mine very hot. I guess a soldering gun woks well to heat the screws too.

I held a magnet tool to the screwdriver shaft so that the screws would stick to it. Problem is everything else also sticks to it.



I doubt very much that the screws could fall past the primaries which lay directly below. The primaries are held shut by a pretty stiff spring so they will not pull or push open under light pressure. You should be able to pick a screw off of there if it drops past the secondary you are removing. BUT be careful anyway. Why test the theory?

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bradkong12


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posted January 01, 2012 12:16 PM        
thks guy pulln em
do i need to remap before i do????????
M10 M14 K&N PCV if any 1 has a good race map
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bradkong12


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posted January 01, 2012 12:16 PM        
2008
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