View Full Version : FX-1 Question???
dirkdiggler
08-14-2008, 07:18 PM
This question applys to people that have driven a all Stock FX-1 and a modded FX-1!
Should a 1994 FX-1 with a westcoast 160 psi head and Factory B-pipe Kill/destroy a Stock 1994 FX-1???
I have a stock FX-1 and a modded(head & B pipe) FX-1 and they are both pretty similar as far as power/speed??
Is the 122 pump the reason??
If so, It seems as though the aftermarket parts are not even worth it unless you do the pump conversion first!
My Stock FX-1 also has a pretty narly exhaust tone compared to other stock superjets i have owned....is that normal???
you running an am impeller in your modded one? if not it may be holding back the added power...
special fx
08-14-2008, 10:03 PM
They should feel significantly different
dirkdiggler
08-14-2008, 10:03 PM
the impeller looks aftermarket but I am not sure on the pitch??
the carbs are tuned proper on both and the power isnt really different like I would expect?? I just dont understand this!
D-Roc
08-14-2008, 10:43 PM
lol, that doesn't surprise me.
DangerBoy
08-14-2008, 11:31 PM
Actually unless you have changed the rev limiter , a head and pipe will only help bottom end, and will usually cavitate the stock impeller
That said , In my experience there is a significant difference between a stock one and one with the basic mods of a Pipe ,rev limiter and head.
My guess is the pipe isn't tuned correctly
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dirkdiggler
08-15-2008, 12:19 AM
the water things on the pipe are:
Bottom = closed
mid = closed
top = open 2 turns or so!
Im not sure if what type of CDI rev limiter it has but I think it has been modified. When on the trailer and I full throttle it, it does not seem to hit "rev limit" like my other stock FX-1. It revs really high and I dont think I have ever heard it hit a limiter!
DangerBoy
08-15-2008, 12:31 AM
I set my pipe bottom screw 1/4 , top and mid closed, try drying up the pipe
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dirkdiggler
08-15-2008, 12:42 AM
does it matter how I have my cooling lines set up??? I have the cooling line from the cylinder head going to the top fitting on the pipe!
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