Possibly. They built a few with removable bushing for altitudes, as well as non removable but were altitude specific. Linderman as well as Turbo Al also have their own spec bushing they install as well. Really fun to figure out when someone buys a used one lol
Definitely something weird happening. Wrong altitude pipe maybe? Still, it should have ran better then described. We had that same issue with a SLP and PC. Found a hair line crack on under side of pipe along the weld for support brace. I’ve been batting a thousand with the Big Shark. Besides...
He’d be a first then. Definitely can’t run without a programmer as the mapping is much different. So I’d still blame the PC. Bad PC box or no programmer would cause that. I ran into a bad PC box and a bad BD box this year.
Interesting fact I’m trying to wrap my head around: The Quebec pension fund owns the majority of the SNC Lavalin shares and one of the biggest clients of SNC Lavalin is Saudi Arabia. Now I’m beginning to understand why Quebec is against the Energy East Pipeline and why Saudi Oil is exempted from...
Open up the housing in handlebars and the two wire harness connector that plugs on to the switch is most likely corroded. Happened to mine a few weeks ago. Contact cleaner and some dielectric grease worked. Also bent the terminal prongs a bit to allow a tighter connection.
Canada and US display MON numbers. I’m trying to find the thread from last year about this. It was a very good thread that had all the detailed info straight from the manufacturers. I just have to remember which site it was on lol.
Shell 91 has a RON of 95 and MON of 91. In Canada and the US we use a 4-6 number difference between RON and Mon. Elsewhere in the world uses 8-12 number difference.