BIGMIKE 08TR3T
BIGMIKE 08R3T
Awesome!!! I'm at that point where when I depart a "situation", I want the bike at WARP 10.
It can be found in the RT3 De-restricting sticky at the top of this forum. Just need the cable to connect to your ECU. Very nice upgrade I would like to know who knows how to do all this stuff. And if you have the capability, where you live. HOPEFULLY in Florida somewhere's...But I am always looking for a roadtrip---Fingers, you want to go??
I'm looking for some used TORS. Just bought the RAM-Air filter. Can anybody tell me if it is a good idea to run straight gas (Non-Corn added fuel) to the BEAST. How often do you do it. I have an 2001 Honda VALK "dresser", with the choke, carbs and all that mess---I run about half and half every month, just to blow the carbon out on 95 South
Do NOT put it in your bike. It is for the R3T, and will do bad things to a RIII Standard, which is what you have (BRAVO ZULU) to the man who is looking after all of us ignorant of the mechanical ways.
As always Men, stay true to the "Steely-Eyed Rocket Man", keep your knees in the breeze, the wind at your back, the sun on your face, and ride with the Lord. Safe rid'in.
It can be found in the RT3 De-restricting sticky at the top of this forum. Just need the cable to connect to your ECU. Very nice upgrade I would like to know who knows how to do all this stuff. And if you have the capability, where you live. HOPEFULLY in Florida somewhere's...But I am always looking for a roadtrip---Fingers, you want to go??
I'm looking for some used TORS. Just bought the RAM-Air filter. Can anybody tell me if it is a good idea to run straight gas (Non-Corn added fuel) to the BEAST. How often do you do it. I have an 2001 Honda VALK "dresser", with the choke, carbs and all that mess---I run about half and half every month, just to blow the carbon out on 95 South
Do NOT put it in your bike. It is for the R3T, and will do bad things to a RIII Standard, which is what you have (BRAVO ZULU) to the man who is looking after all of us ignorant of the mechanical ways.
As always Men, stay true to the "Steely-Eyed Rocket Man", keep your knees in the breeze, the wind at your back, the sun on your face, and ride with the Lord. Safe rid'in.