Boondocker kit
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I talked with Boondocker reps yesterday and the only problem their having is keeping up with the orders.
Hey, if the 4-stroke automatics (like the V-force) are the future of sport/trail quads nitrous could become common place. Imagine a short lead to a double on a Scrammy 500, now image it with nitrous. I'm old school 2-stroke and miss the throttle response on the 4-strokes, nitrous should help with those BLUES.
Hey, if the 4-stroke automatics (like the V-force) are the future of sport/trail quads nitrous could become common place. Imagine a short lead to a double on a Scrammy 500, now image it with nitrous. I'm old school 2-stroke and miss the throttle response on the 4-strokes, nitrous should help with those BLUES.
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I am not sure how well the bottom end would take it? Unfortunely, I dont know of anyone with a scram with nitros to talk to about the longevity of the motor. But, it seems to me that the Boondockers kit is a little on the expensive side? Me personally, I am a fan of Holly's NOS kits (run 2 sneeky petes on the old mans pro street harley) I wonder if it would be cheaper to put together a kit from NOS for less than the Boondockers???
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The Boondocker kit may be a little on the expensive side but I am impressed with the design. I think with the Nitrous being injected before the carb it's much easier on the internal parts of the engine. I'm going to call Monday and talk with a fellow named Bill who works for Boondocker and ask a few questions before I make a purchase.
The roller secondary is still working great, just can't keep the front end down now.
The roller secondary is still working great, just can't keep the front end down now.
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