Low elevation Boondocker

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skruba

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• Jan 21, 2018

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Just bought a 14 with boondocker turbo GTX2860 w/ tial exhaust air to air. Anyone know the correct weight setup for low elevation? Took it for test ride in low elevation with 10-70 in it and having hard time getting rpm's high. Want to confirm weights before i assume there is something else going on.

 

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• Jan 22, 2018

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Try 10-68 with a team almond spring

 

AKFULLTHROTTLE

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• Jan 22, 2018

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Well since a stock one runs 70 grams I would say you need a lot more weight. What are your clutching specs? If you are running 70 grams at low elevation on a boosted sled and not pulling rpm something else is wrong...

 

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Well did some more inspection and found 120 compression test and found a leaking crank seal.

 

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Well 120 is fine and most pressured crankcases will blow out oil.

 

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• Jan 24, 2018

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Hi my name's Jeff and I've had a leaking crank seal since 2016. At first it just seemed normal but now I'm afraid I've gotten to the point where I can't come back. I find myself constantly thinking about boost everywhere I look. Thanks for letting me share.

 

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Motor had several issues. pistons had damage, Crank bearings, crank seal! Ordered a indy Dan motor.