I need a KMS FI setup
#1
Ok a few people emailed me about sellig a KMS FI setup but nobody ever got back to me with a price or phone number, and I need FI setup soon! So please email me and let me know.
Tony
Tony
#4
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: ERBEDS650
I need the winning lotto numbers too, so I can afford a EFI turbo</end quote></div>
KMS uses 45 carb now on turbo instead of EFI like their Yamaha 660 on KMS site, starting out at $4K. EFI and turbo combined may be concerns on low end. But carb and stock CR, since 4-valve engines don't worry as much about detonation, should be loads of torque on low end with only about 5 to 6 psi max. This is how other KMS turbo posters report that they configure theirs as well, except with EFI instead of a carb.
I'm not a drag racer, so the loads of power at lower rpms with reliability seems appealing. Throw in cut gears, top end sealed, handling package, gages, installation, and bike transportation to/from AZ on top of that $4K (double - ??).
Not real sure a lotto is required, but it would be a bike-for-life, ha-ha. I'm just glad all these smart people have helped develop the product over the years - vendors, racers, and owners!
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I need the winning lotto numbers too, so I can afford a EFI turbo</end quote></div>
KMS uses 45 carb now on turbo instead of EFI like their Yamaha 660 on KMS site, starting out at $4K. EFI and turbo combined may be concerns on low end. But carb and stock CR, since 4-valve engines don't worry as much about detonation, should be loads of torque on low end with only about 5 to 6 psi max. This is how other KMS turbo posters report that they configure theirs as well, except with EFI instead of a carb.
I'm not a drag racer, so the loads of power at lower rpms with reliability seems appealing. Throw in cut gears, top end sealed, handling package, gages, installation, and bike transportation to/from AZ on top of that $4K (double - ??).
Not real sure a lotto is required, but it would be a bike-for-life, ha-ha. I'm just glad all these smart people have helped develop the product over the years - vendors, racers, and owners!
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#6
Thanks anyways guy but I found a FI setup that I am buying. You dont need winning lottery numbers, just a good job or some extra overtime. I am installing eveything myself, which will be a first on an ATV but I've done countless turbo builds on the automotive side. So I have no worrys about it. I have a wideband o2 setup I am going to install to help me tune it.
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