No, I didn't. Do you think that's a better idea? I might avoid rejetting, but how does it compare? I'm really only looking for about a 3mph boost. And which method seems better...drilling a few holes or cutting up the snorkel?
I'm reasonably savvy with mechanics, but the 'ped is also my commuter. So I worry about any project which would take me off the road for more than a few hours. How long does a rejet take, generally?
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| Uni Pod question.Topic by: Peabs | Peabs | 09/16/07 04:10AM |
| Re: Uni Pod question.Re: marvyhi | marvyhi | 09/16/07 02:08PM |
| Re: Uni Pod question.Re: marvyhi | marvyhi | 09/16/07 02:09PM |
| Re: Uni Pod question.Re: Peabs | Peabs | 09/16/07 04:54PM |
| Re: Uni Pod question.Re: Michael | Michael | 09/16/07 05:41PM |
| Re: Uni Pod question.Re: marvyhi | marvyhi | 09/17/07 02:02PM |
| Re: Uni Pod question.Re: marvyhi | marvyhi | 09/17/07 02:12PM |
| Re: Uni Pod question.Re: peabs | peabs | 09/19/07 11:26PM |
| Re: Uni Pod question.Re: marvyhi | marvyhi | 09/20/07 02:47AM |
| Re: Uni Pod question.Re: Peabs | Peabs | 10/26/07 02:41PM |
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