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 Post subject: Re: old school bikes
PostPosted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 10:32 pm 
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It is a much bigger pipe than the paul turner and real shiney lol

It's alot sexier than the 250 pipe I had plus it makes the zilla run like a raped ape

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 Post subject: Re: old school bikes
PostPosted: Tue Mar 09, 2010 5:33 pm 
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Dr. Q should be able to get you right about there on the jetting. I thought his phone number came with the pipe? I don't like the guy, but he knows his Zilla's! I like the polished intake btw.


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 Post subject: Re: old school bikes
PostPosted: Tue Mar 09, 2010 10:14 pm 
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So was the white zilla yours? If so how did you like the 9 paddle haulers. Was it a lot of paddle or just about right? I have 8 haulers and 7 edges.

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 Post subject: Re: old school bikes
PostPosted: Tue Mar 09, 2010 10:19 pm 
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Yeah, the white one was mine. I liked them okay. I felt like it may have been a little over paddled, but maybe I needed to just play with gearing a little more. I doubt you would have a problem with wheel speed with your setup. I'm sure you are making more power than I was with quite a bit more over-rev.


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 Post subject: Re: old school bikes
PostPosted: Sat Mar 13, 2010 1:16 pm 
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:o Went out to Bacus riding area to try and jet the beast. Pulled her out of the trailer and the chain was on the ground in the dirt :shock:
Found the o rings and the clip put them on and rolled 10 feet and chain off again. WTH.
Put them back on again. Did this 3 times while sqeezing the pins back together etc.
Drove to cycle house after realizing I wasn't going to get to ride.

Bought a master link. Went out put it on in the trailer. Realized that the whole time I was trying to put it together I forgot the main link too. There is a link inbetween the orings and clip for those of u who didn't know. Duhhh

I really felt retarded

Went to 5 mile to jet and this bike is sick fast. Seems jetting is right close on. I felt like I was going to take off. Just kept getting faster as I pushed the throtle. All the way in. Weird. Seems like there is still more motor left even after the throttle was wide open. Can't wait to try the dunes next. This is not your average zilla motor boys. Ye haww. :bike2:

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 Post subject: Re: old school bikes
PostPosted: Sat Mar 13, 2010 1:56 pm 
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sounds like you love the power! way cool. did you look at the plug to make sure its not on the white side?

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 Post subject: Re: old school bikes
PostPosted: Sat Mar 13, 2010 4:04 pm 
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Ya, its a nice light brown. Just a hare on the rich side, but I would rather be rich than pennyless. Jk. I like it a tad on the rich side because oil and plugs are cheaper than top end rebuilds. Granted you loose a bit of power by being rich, but, there seems to be plenty of that. And it really isn't a noticeable amount. Hope to try her out next week sometime at lil sahara.

The downside is I have a problem keeping the front end down on the ground. I have a Laeger +4 chrome swingarm on the way within the month, I hope, so that should help. Also hope to install the chrome a arms this week, but that is just cosmetic. :wooter:

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 Post subject: Re: old school bikes
PostPosted: Sat Mar 13, 2010 5:50 pm 
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i run all my Rs just a bit rich too and for the same reasons.

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 Post subject: Re: old school bikes
PostPosted: Sat Mar 13, 2010 8:27 pm 
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Better start working on finding a few steps leaner on the jets now, or come summer your going to be pig rich.

Sucks about the master, I keep a few around just in case!


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 Post subject: Re: old school bikes
PostPosted: Sat Mar 27, 2010 10:14 am 
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Hey Curtis, i think you fall under the classic/old school category now. lol. :bike2:


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