Return the EVO to Life
#13
05-25-2012, 12:51 PM
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#15
05-25-2012, 10:23 PM
Seasoned HDF Member
#16
05-26-2012, 01:39 AM
Awesome job! Makes me jealous! 
It is fuel injected - right? It's kinda a religious thing (and a matter of personal preference), but down the road if it gives you problems, you may wanna consider switching it to a carb - easily done, all you need is a carb (stock or S&S) with a manifold.
Another thing to watch for in those, are rubber mounts. If it feels wobbly or uneasy in turns sometimes, check that the rear rubber mounts and the front one are not worn out.
It is fuel injected - right? It's kinda a religious thing (and a matter of personal preference), but down the road if it gives you problems, you may wanna consider switching it to a carb - easily done, all you need is a carb (stock or S&S) with a manifold.
Another thing to watch for in those, are rubber mounts. If it feels wobbly or uneasy in turns sometimes, check that the rear rubber mounts and the front one are not worn out.
Yes, the bike has EFI. I heard about problems with injectors, but as far as my bike runs now, I didn't notice any problems with injection (exept some backfiring at deceleration). But not looking on this, I consider about change to carb, because I hate electronical systems. I found in ebay s&s carburateur kits which are compatible with EVO and in future once will do it.
Rubber mounts are more or less o.k., have no complaints now.
Picture in a shiny day
#17
05-26-2012, 03:54 AM
Club Member
#18
05-26-2012, 10:47 AM
Thanks for appreciation!
Yes, the bike has EFI. I heard about problems with injectors, but as far as my bike runs now, I didn't notice any problems with injection (exept some backfiring at deceleration). But not looking on this, I consider about change to carb, because I hate electronical systems. I found in ebay s&s carburateur kits which are compatible with EVO and in future once will do it.
Rubber mounts are more or less o.k., have no complaints now.
Picture in a shiny day
Yes, the bike has EFI. I heard about problems with injectors, but as far as my bike runs now, I didn't notice any problems with injection (exept some backfiring at deceleration). But not looking on this, I consider about change to carb, because I hate electronical systems. I found in ebay s&s carburateur kits which are compatible with EVO and in future once will do it.
Rubber mounts are more or less o.k., have no complaints now.
Picture in a shiny day
#20
05-26-2012, 11:47 AM