i always find if you are to high in the pope then the total sum of all your jetting to make it work is to much up top
you can get it right by using a smaller high
it just doent seem to hit down low like that
this is based on my findings only
i would be trying some thing like
130 low
110 high
and about 15psi pop off
if you want to stick with your 1.5 n/s i cant help you
you are trying to bring the fuel in to late with the higher pop off and its not going to work correctly
if you use the 760 setup
ie the front cover it would make it so much easier as you dont have to worry about the strength of the magnets
its already digital so timing is easy
I think he was trying to get it in well under this price
but time will tell
I didnt know tbm was looking at making one
he is becoming a big player in the aftermarket parts industry
Good for him
you would have to put a lump on the inside of the flywheel to make a pickup work and then get a sensor that will replace the pulse sensor
you could then take theexciter coil out and just run the charge system
the cdi could run off the battery only
this setup would make for a very reliable...
I agree supertune
if yamaha came out with the 760 electronics on there 701 it would be great
I dont know if it would be goodbye it would be just reinvent
infact it would be so close to an sxr ignition system it would be easy to make
But in the meantime these flywheels would be...
its not ideal it will work but i think to drill them is a better thing
by teeing them together you reduce the amount of pulse to each fuel pump and it MAY give an issue with avaliable fuel supply
the twin pulls from the centre of the hull
if your ski is rolling around the water will go to the outside
anywater spalshing of your head will bounce into the stock single fa
i am of the op that its not possible
but i am keen to see what the guy posts up
He may have some great stuff there for us all to learn
Every day is a school day
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