You’ll probably start getting belt slip in the secondary if you go down much more with the high helix angles your running. It would be interesting to see if you didn’t touch any clutching and put your stock pipe back on. I have one of these pipes and have yet to put it on. Was hoping to hear from others that have ran it. Seems super finicky!! It’s making power, because that’s some decent clutching your throwing at it. You might have to go back to your old weights and load the belly up on them.
I just rode 2 days , first with the mtx weights loaded to 75 grm had had no det codes that day and I did some real good pulls that day, sno was 2 foot fresh, yesterday I also did alot of 10-20 second pulls where I would sidehill than hook it hard and go up the slope and out off the whole day, I got one code.
I'm also running in non eth mode with 91 priem, so after that code I switched to eth mode but that was at the end of the day.
I feel that I'm real close to perfecting my clutching, but now I'm just throwing it out there , what subtle change should I make, do I create a bit more load via a steeper initial angle, do I increase the duration, do I increase the final angle?
Or do I go back to my mtx weights that are now loaded to 76 grms, one more gram than my first ride as mentioned above.
One thing to expect from my experience is, when the sled has been shut off for say, 15 mins , the sled runs crappy, give it a few mins to get that pipe warm and it's good to go.
What altitude altitude are you running?