Bogging Issues w/ Stunt Bikes
Bogging Issues w/ Stunt Bikes
This seems to be a recurring problem among stunt bikes for some reason.
Other than the fact that stunt bikes are asked to perform outside of their designed power range, I can't quite figure out why this is such a common problem. Anyone have any ideas?
Here is a short list of things we've come across that can contribute to bogging issues.
-Plugged up reed valves (PCV System)
-Spark plug gaps out of range
-Aftermarket CCT not adjusted
-Vacuum leaks
-Throttle body synchronization
-Lean/Rich running conditions (Sensors out of spec)
Most of these are just basic maintenance that have been overlooked.
I guess I'm looking for other factors that people have come across to find solutions to this seemingly fairly common problem. Stock bikes must run perfectly in order to perform as a stunt bike. Is the end solution to build a dedicated stunt motor? Or is it better just to keep fixing these problems as they arise?
Any input is greatly appreciated.
Other than the fact that stunt bikes are asked to perform outside of their designed power range, I can't quite figure out why this is such a common problem. Anyone have any ideas?
Here is a short list of things we've come across that can contribute to bogging issues.
-Plugged up reed valves (PCV System)
-Spark plug gaps out of range
-Aftermarket CCT not adjusted
-Vacuum leaks
-Throttle body synchronization
-Lean/Rich running conditions (Sensors out of spec)
Most of these are just basic maintenance that have been overlooked.
I guess I'm looking for other factors that people have come across to find solutions to this seemingly fairly common problem. Stock bikes must run perfectly in order to perform as a stunt bike. Is the end solution to build a dedicated stunt motor? Or is it better just to keep fixing these problems as they arise?
Any input is greatly appreciated.
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