bikeman advanced timing key, good idea?

keeton · Oct 9, 2008

Ive got an 05 m7 with jaws, boondockerbox, ported, v force threes and a timbersled intake. think the 2.5 degree would help, its got a little bog i would like to get rid of

keeton · Oct 10, 2008

anyone... would like to know how this thing performs

mtn_extreme · Oct 10, 2008

The timing key will not solve the bog and will cause spikes in temperatures. Makes it really hard to tune the jaws twins. I took mine out and had much better luck with stock key. The slight bog when hole shot-ing can be virtually eliminated with your boondocker box and using the accel mode. That is how I got rid of mine. If the bog is elsewhere, you haven't quite got your numbers right yet

hilinerider · Oct 10, 2008

the timing key works good on melting down 800's , buddy did his twice til he found it, i beleive it had twins and he took them off

Hirevtuner · Oct 10, 2008

I run a D&D advanced key and like it, but try tuning with your box first to get rid of your bog.

todd460c · Oct 10, 2008

I ran BM's 1.5 in my BM'S 800 kit and I would not recomnend it at all. You need to adjust it out with the control box. Just remember rich is safe and lean gets you pulled back to the trailer.

garciava · Oct 10, 2008

rkt head took the bog out of my M7 with no box

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