Quad or Smarty?
12-08-2006, 10:46 AM
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on a manual, you need a jumper wire to enable the high idle. do a search and you should find the information needed for that.
12-08-2006, 10:47 AM
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12-08-2006, 10:52 AM
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i did for a weekend. i borrowed one. i am gonna call lary today and order my own. the race and smarty are kinda fun.
i had the smarty on 5, and used the race for adjustibility. but then i killed the stock clutch. but now that the clutch is fixed, we shall see again
i had the smarty on 5, and used the race for adjustibility. but then i killed the stock clutch. but now that the clutch is fixed, we shall see again
12-08-2006, 11:13 AM
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12-08-2006, 11:16 AM
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i have the industrial injection boost fooler plug that goes on the harness where it connected to the turbo, and the race box does it too. i limit the boost with the boost elbow on my sps62. my boost was 47 psi no matter what, it got there faster with the smarty though.
level 5 90 hp with timing. alittle rattle, but not bad when she warmed up. i turned the quad off until fully up to temp. the egts were not as high as i expected. i never got over 1200*. that mad me happy. really smooth throttle, instant but smooth. smoke was really fun too. that is the whole reason my sons want me to buy one.
the loved it when i smoked someone on a bicycle out(he was weaving into traffic and not being a good road citizen)
level 5 90 hp with timing. alittle rattle, but not bad when she warmed up. i turned the quad off until fully up to temp. the egts were not as high as i expected. i never got over 1200*. that mad me happy. really smooth throttle, instant but smooth. smoke was really fun too. that is the whole reason my sons want me to buy one.
the loved it when i smoked someone on a bicycle out(he was weaving into traffic and not being a good road citizen)
12-08-2006, 12:12 PM
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12-08-2006, 12:21 PM
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I wandering if the SMARTY would enable the high idle feature on my truck without a jumper wire!
12-08-2006, 12:23 PM
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12-08-2006, 12:24 PM
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Exaclty WHY i am scared of SMARTY!
I will be in Marrero or a bad part of HOuston when my clutch craps out because POWER IS ADDDICTING!
Like anyone on here would just keep the SMARTY on a 60 hp setting all the time! OH 60 is good I wonder what more would feel like!
And that addiction to power is why I bought a 750 cc HOnda cruiser versus a 900cc sportbike.
OH yeah and you can bomb bikes too.......
I will be in Marrero or a bad part of HOuston when my clutch craps out because POWER IS ADDDICTING!
Like anyone on here would just keep the SMARTY on a 60 hp setting all the time! OH 60 is good I wonder what more would feel like!
And that addiction to power is why I bought a 750 cc HOnda cruiser versus a 900cc sportbike.
OH yeah and you can bomb bikes too.......
12-08-2006, 12:32 PM
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Just gotta have will power!
I'm running at level 5 (90hp+timing) and don't really want to go over that for street use. Dry traction is limited and in the wet, forgetaboutit....
MikeyB
I'm running at level 5 (90hp+timing) and don't really want to go over that for street use. Dry traction is limited and in the wet, forgetaboutit....
MikeyB
12-08-2006, 01:01 PM
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