2005 Prairie 750 twin EFI, IRS
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2005 Prairie 750 twin EFI, IRS
Whats the rage on EFI anyway? I mean, sure its probably more reliable and all, but I never have had much problems with carbs. I figure if you take care of it, its going to last anyway. Plus, its pretty easy to tweak carbs for more power. I know nothing of fuel injection.
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2005 Prairie 750 twin EFI, IRS
Originally posted by: Andy Bassham
Whats the rage on EFI anyway? I mean, sure its probably more reliable and all, but I never have had much problems with carbs. I figure if you take care of it, its going to last anyway. Plus, its pretty easy to tweak carbs for more power. I know nothing of fuel injection.
Whats the rage on EFI anyway? I mean, sure its probably more reliable and all, but I never have had much problems with carbs. I figure if you take care of it, its going to last anyway. Plus, its pretty easy to tweak carbs for more power. I know nothing of fuel injection.
better gas millege
Plus I live in Canada where I can ride from -30f to 100f, im tired of messing arount with carbs
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2005 Prairie 750 twin EFI, IRS
Originally posted by: Andy Bassham
Just quoting the review. There was no performance advantage to the EFI sportsman supposedly. I was wondering the same thing when I read it. But it could have been bull$hit too, cause half the stuff you read is contradicting.
Just quoting the review. There was no performance advantage to the EFI sportsman supposedly. I was wondering the same thing when I read it. But it could have been bull$hit too, cause half the stuff you read is contradicting.