Can you bump a bike's timing?
nothing but a bike that has very peaky power and is hard to start.
The manufaturer gives a specified timing setting for a reason. The only time you should adjust it away from that setting is if you are tuning the bike and you are using a Dyno to get the best timing setting possible for that particular tune. Otherwise, you are shooting at a target in the dark.
Also, why bother dude. Your F2 gets what, 40-45mpg? I don't think you should be too worried about it. The miniscule improvements that you would see are not worth the hassle. By miniscule, I mean that you MIGHT see about .25-.5mpg better........or even worse than where you started.
The manufaturer gives a specified timing setting for a reason. The only time you should adjust it away from that setting is if you are tuning the bike and you are using a Dyno to get the best timing setting possible for that particular tune. Otherwise, you are shooting at a target in the dark.
Also, why bother dude. Your F2 gets what, 40-45mpg? I don't think you should be too worried about it. The miniscule improvements that you would see are not worth the hassle. By miniscule, I mean that you MIGHT see about .25-.5mpg better........or even worse than where you started.
same goes for a F4i, or any bike for that matter
BTW, the only way that you will be able to adjust timing properly on your pike is with a Power Commander or something similar. Your bike uses an electronic pickup.
BTW, the only way that you will be able to adjust timing properly on your pike is with a Power Commander or something similar. Your bike uses an electronic pickup.
from the factory these things are already so well tuned being what they are that i dont think at home you could really make any improvement that wouldnt have an opposite reaction that would probably be worse than what the possible gain would be.
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