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ok here is a legit question for you, what engine have you actually worked on. IE tore completely down and rebuilt?
 
voltage pushs amperage to the load and you shold have a voltage drop across the load and have a reading of 0v dc on the ground side unless you have unwanted resistance and still have the same amount of amerage you teasted at the battey
 
AMP Link to optimize the chain path providing more efficient power transfer to the rear wheel. Under hard acceleration, rear suspension lock out is virtually eliminated for maximum traction.
 
voltage pushs amperage to the load and you shold have a voltage drop across the load and have a reading of 0v dc on the ground side unless you have unwanted resistance and still have the same amount of amerage you teasted at the battey

bwahahahaa that IS NOT the answer to what an amp link is lmao bwajahahahahah
lasx tell em would ya bro im laughing too hard
 
this right here basically tells the tale, if u look at our techs, they are a bunch of old farts, with tater being the baby ar 39 i think. They have been throught the trial and error and have become the master of their trade, just give it some time my friend

woah woah woah!!!!!!! 39 :o



:p
 
are yall not getting that a bike does not just consist of a engine. in a shop you might get a engine that needs to be rebulit once every two weeks unless your at a specific engine shop

have you read any threads on this sight 9/10 threads have to do with the engine and the other 1 thread is how to jet what they just did to the engine
 
ok a simple test
1. what is the cc of a stock blaster is a head that has been milled .020"?
2. what is the major difference between a 87 lt500r and a 88 lt500r?
3. what major change happened between a 01 raptor and a 02 raptor? and why?
4. what front and rear hubs will fit on a blaster?
5. what is to be gain by cutting the head? (looking for a techincal answer)
6. how do you work on the tranny of a banshee? (looking for a quick step by step answer)

this is all for now
 
My uncle is a head mechanic for a dealership and retrains newbie's out of school.
They learn the generals but not the tricks of the trade he said, but everybody has to start somewhere.