All this NOS talk..
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12-20-2006 | 01:39 AM
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12-20-2006 | 02:11 AM
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THAT!!!!!Sounds down right sexy!
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All this NOS talk..
I feel for the average joe boss noss is the only system and yes it can be run with great sucess on a stock.with noss just follow lifes rule MODERATION. And any builder out there that tells you he can give you a better kick in the Azz for the money is a liar leave his shop post haste.Find a HONEST builder TO DO BUINESS WITH. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img][img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-disgusted.gif[/img][img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-blush.gif[/img]
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12-20-2006 | 02:24 AM
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All this NOS talk..
Originally posted by: AZSAND
I feel for the average joe boos noss is the only system and yes it can be run with great sucess on a stock.with noss just follow lifes rule MODERATION. And any builder out there that tells you he can give you a better kick in the Azz for the money is a liar leave his shop post haste.Find a HONEST builder TO DO BUINESS WITH. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img][img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-disgusted.gif[/img][img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-blush.gif[/img]
I feel for the average joe boos noss is the only system and yes it can be run with great sucess on a stock.with noss just follow lifes rule MODERATION. And any builder out there that tells you he can give you a better kick in the Azz for the money is a liar leave his shop post haste.Find a HONEST builder TO DO BUINESS WITH. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img][img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-disgusted.gif[/img][img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-blush.gif[/img]
The brand he was trying to promote is BOSS NOSS. Although inferior to other proven systems it is a viable option! [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img] lol
There ya go AZ! Just helping out! [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
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12-20-2006 | 02:25 AM
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All this NOS talk..
In my opinion, Boondockers is the easiest to install, tune, and run. Almost, and I say that again, ALMOST no way to hurt your motor with a Boonies setup. I run Noss now and like it aswell. I find it alot better for racing, but its harder to install and tune. You also need to keep an eye on carb jetting with it, where Boonies works with your carb, and will fluctuate with jetting. Better for recreational users imo!
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12-20-2006 | 02:37 AM
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THAT!!!!!Sounds down right sexy!
THAT!!!!!Sounds down right sexy!
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All this NOS talk..
[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-blush.gif[/img] sorry i type realy fast and i pound they key into the ground too.i get a new lap top every three months. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]
I have never used the boone dockers but i get 13 out of a 15 shot on boss and 27 out of a 30 shot those are not bad returns on a 750 dollar investment. and i like the gas tuning ability of the boss noss.
And tuning is very easy when i pull up on a new hill i just crank my fuel up a half a turn make a run if she's rich i just turn her down a quarter turn at a time until i get the desired feel. whaala she's tuned for the hill im on today..
I have never used the boone dockers but i get 13 out of a 15 shot on boss and 27 out of a 30 shot those are not bad returns on a 750 dollar investment. and i like the gas tuning ability of the boss noss.
And tuning is very easy when i pull up on a new hill i just crank my fuel up a half a turn make a run if she's rich i just turn her down a quarter turn at a time until i get the desired feel. whaala she's tuned for the hill im on today..
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12-20-2006 | 02:46 AM
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12-20-2006 | 11:56 AM
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I ran pump gas with my stock motor on a 20 shot, at 5000' no problems. I ran half 110 and 92 with a 25 shot on 12-1 comp at 5000' no problems. I run straight 110 on a 40 shot 12-1 at 5000'.
Az, and experience I had this year, was I had my jetting dialed in spot on my bike for 80 degree temps. I also had the Noss dialed in for them temps. Both were about as perfect as my O2 sensor would show. Over night the temps dropped 40 degree's, and the pressure dropped aswell as a storm front came through. It sent my carbs lean, lean enough that while still on all engine it was fine, lean but fine. Then added a on the edge shot of Noss on top of that, it was still lean and I melted some ring lands. Now, I think some of that could have been saved with better fuel, but I think all the conditions added to the dismay.
The Boonies works off bottle pressure. So as the temps dropped, the bottles lost pressure, going rich, so all them boys with that setup ran fine, and kicked ****.
You wont find be talking bad about either setup, as I think they both are good. I feel the boonies is better for a average joe. But I know the Boss is better for folks that want to get more serious!!
Az, and experience I had this year, was I had my jetting dialed in spot on my bike for 80 degree temps. I also had the Noss dialed in for them temps. Both were about as perfect as my O2 sensor would show. Over night the temps dropped 40 degree's, and the pressure dropped aswell as a storm front came through. It sent my carbs lean, lean enough that while still on all engine it was fine, lean but fine. Then added a on the edge shot of Noss on top of that, it was still lean and I melted some ring lands. Now, I think some of that could have been saved with better fuel, but I think all the conditions added to the dismay.
The Boonies works off bottle pressure. So as the temps dropped, the bottles lost pressure, going rich, so all them boys with that setup ran fine, and kicked ****.
You wont find be talking bad about either setup, as I think they both are good. I feel the boonies is better for a average joe. But I know the Boss is better for folks that want to get more serious!!
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12-20-2006 | 12:05 PM
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All this NOS talk..
Originally posted by: 650VIPER
I ran pump gas with my stock motor on a 20 shot, at 5000' no problems. I ran half 110 and 92 with a 25 shot on 12-1 comp at 5000' no problems. I run straight 110 on a 40 shot 12-1 at 5000'.
Az, and experience I had this year, was I had my jetting dialed in spot on my bike for 80 degree temps. I also had the Noss dialed in for them temps. Both were about as perfect as my O2 sensor would show. Over night the temps dropped 40 degree's, and the pressure dropped aswell as a storm front came through. It sent my carbs lean, lean enough that while still on all engine it was fine, lean but fine. Then added a on the edge shot of Noss on top of that, it was still lean and I melted some ring( lands.) Now, I think some of that could have been saved with better fuel, but I think all the conditions added to the dismay.
The Boonies works off bottle pressure. So as the temps dropped, the bottles lost pressure, going rich, so all them boys with that setup ran fine, and kicked ****.
You wont find be talking bad about either setup, as I think they both are good. I feel the boonies is better for a average joe. But I know the Boss is better for folks that want to get more serious!!
I ran pump gas with my stock motor on a 20 shot, at 5000' no problems. I ran half 110 and 92 with a 25 shot on 12-1 comp at 5000' no problems. I run straight 110 on a 40 shot 12-1 at 5000'.
Az, and experience I had this year, was I had my jetting dialed in spot on my bike for 80 degree temps. I also had the Noss dialed in for them temps. Both were about as perfect as my O2 sensor would show. Over night the temps dropped 40 degree's, and the pressure dropped aswell as a storm front came through. It sent my carbs lean, lean enough that while still on all engine it was fine, lean but fine. Then added a on the edge shot of Noss on top of that, it was still lean and I melted some ring( lands.) Now, I think some of that could have been saved with better fuel, but I think all the conditions added to the dismay.
The Boonies works off bottle pressure. So as the temps dropped, the bottles lost pressure, going rich, so all them boys with that setup ran fine, and kicked ****.
You wont find be talking bad about either setup, as I think they both are good. I feel the boonies is better for a average joe. But I know the Boss is better for folks that want to get more serious!!
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I hear you on the bottle presure thing all my other systems worked the same but that also presented some realy inconsistent runs.And now day's the way everyone is hearding us into brackets the inconsistent runs don't get it.But i guess for recreatinal running it just don't matter.
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