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I always heard that riding a busa on the boost is as addictive as crack. I don't know about the crack but riding that boost is some seriously fun stuff. So today I said good bye to my bike.
That is Scott Horner of Heads up Performance in SLC Utah. He is a big time turbo tuner and knows hayabusas inside and out. About six months ago I had Scott modify my PCIII for a 3 bar sensor and boost referencing and reflash my ECU for my new RCC stage 1 turbo. I kept in touch with him and decided the initial turbo experience was great and without problems so now I want to build up the engine for more boost for street riding (no LSR stuff).
All the good stuff is going in like Wossener con rods, pistons, back cutting 2,3, & 6 gears so the engine/transmission will be updated to handle 450hp if I wanted to go that route but for now it will be around the 325hp.
Turns out that Scott was traveling between Utah and Mojave (he is going to be the official for the motorcycle side of the mojave mile 1 mile runs on 6 March) so he was able to pick my bike up on his way home to Utah. How convenient is it to have a motor builder pick up your bike at your house?
For those of you near Salt Lake City you have a builder/tuner in your neighborhood now (he moved his shop there about 5 months ago to be near the salt flats).
Updates in about 6 weeks when things are done. I am busy for the next 6 weeks at work so it is just perfect timing for his work load and my schedule.
That is Scott Horner of Heads up Performance in SLC Utah. He is a big time turbo tuner and knows hayabusas inside and out. About six months ago I had Scott modify my PCIII for a 3 bar sensor and boost referencing and reflash my ECU for my new RCC stage 1 turbo. I kept in touch with him and decided the initial turbo experience was great and without problems so now I want to build up the engine for more boost for street riding (no LSR stuff).
All the good stuff is going in like Wossener con rods, pistons, back cutting 2,3, & 6 gears so the engine/transmission will be updated to handle 450hp if I wanted to go that route but for now it will be around the 325hp.
Turns out that Scott was traveling between Utah and Mojave (he is going to be the official for the motorcycle side of the mojave mile 1 mile runs on 6 March) so he was able to pick my bike up on his way home to Utah. How convenient is it to have a motor builder pick up your bike at your house?
For those of you near Salt Lake City you have a builder/tuner in your neighborhood now (he moved his shop there about 5 months ago to be near the salt flats).
Updates in about 6 weeks when things are done. I am busy for the next 6 weeks at work so it is just perfect timing for his work load and my schedule.