She seems down on power

[desdak4]

Hey guys, I am on day two of our trip to St. Anthonys and the Raptor just seems to be a little bit down on power. I have Monster, Fuel ATV Intake and the PCIII. I am also geared at 14-36 and running 20 inch extremes 8 paddles.

If anyone has any ideas and/or a bad ass map for this setup that would be great.

Thanks,
Jay

[Spartan]

It is probably normal from the high altitudes you're at.

[Colorado700R]

If you live at 1000ft, your down ~7hp at 6000ft (st.as)

[desdak4]

Yeah, we live at 1900 so I believe that is some of it. I am going to double check the map, I have three for the monsters but it has been so long since I messed with the bike I am not even sure which one is in there.

Thanks again,
Jay

[Spartan]

I think Hansen Performance is on the dunes and has a dyno, you should hit them up and see where you're at a/fr and power wise.

[Peelz]

mine is a little down on power too... you could ride mine for a second, then get back on yours- problem solved.

[Colorado700R]

Hansen's dyno is an ego crusher, so don't worry about the numbers it reads

[desdak4]

If they are here where would they be parked? Anyone have an idea of what it cost to have them check it out?

Thanks,
Jay

[Colorado700R]

Hansen's shop is almost right acrros the street (and down the road ~1/8th mile) from the BLM camping area by the lakes.

[Colorado700R]

Call them, per their website tuning is ~100.00 per hour. 1 hour should be plenty.

(208) 624-4935

[desdak4]

Great, thank you very much.

Jay

[preddy08]

Power loss is 3% with every 1000 feet of elevation you gain. That compiled with a tune thats not right on will result in a bike that will not run right.

I went from Omaha ~1100' to colorado area that was about 9000'+. My bike ran well at my elevation, but at 9000+' it ran like crap.