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General Two Stroke Talk / Breaking Maico News........
« on: July 17, 2012, 12:48:12 AM »
Ok Ford, don't make me bust out the unicorn pic
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Which motor did the CR250AF use,pre 02 or the case reed version?
Well...there was this one time...I was drunk...Been there bro
...she took me home and moletsered me on the couch. My room mate walked in from the bar with all our group of friends. She was perty big...all they could see were my skinny legs sticking out from underneath...
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It is FACT that the weight of the MX 4Ts all went up with the advent of EFI, due to the parts involved. Period. It's no coincidence that the lightest 4T motocrosser is the only carb'd model left. The YZ250F.
you can post a throttlebody all day long, but I think you are intelligent enough to know that this is only one part of the EFI system. Motocross bikes dont have batteries and E-starts. I'm sorry, but if you don't realize that an EFI system on a motocross bike weighs more than a stock motocross carb, then I can't help you. keyword being system. not just the throttlebody.
Absolute Rubbish.
Think about what youve just said for a minute and then respond by quantifying the weights of these componants to back up your claim. while keeping in mind that many of these items are already on a carbied bike (ECU, wiring harness, fuel hose, fuel filter etc etc)
The bellow image is a fuel injection kit that could be used on a 125 two stroke. if larger engine used then the weight would increase due to a larger throttle body and fuel pump.
Keeping in mind that E-Start two strokes which are the norm now already have a battery system, there is not much to an FI system.
Thus completely quashing the B.S claims that they weigh more.
and if your still concerned about weight, then just eat lest fast food and cut back on the cocacola, you'll find it to be far more effective than splitting hairs over a few hundred grams for the sake of slandering new technology.