Haha. Well, there is a little issue of money too. If nitrous has taken me 3 years, turbo would have taken me six. If turbo is that easy, I'll slap a turbo on there, too. I'll have to think where the boost gauge is going to go.

I hope I can get a big tank of nitrous or a hundred bottles. I don't see using it a lot on the street. I don't go over 100-120 all that often now but when I do, it will be nice to hit 140-150 in the same amount of time.

Rook, if you stick another guage on that bike it will lead to a crash. Your eyes will constantly be looking at dials. If you hit a squirrel and it forces you off the road, your last thought before you plow into a fat chick at walmart is - oh oh my oil pressure is high.

Dont worry, the squirrel will find a happy home at Grns sanctuary. What I would suggest, is taking the squirrel to him in Montana. Then muscling your way to one of his bikes and take it home in trailer. If he gives you any lip just give him your nitrous kit.

* Last updated by: knovikov on 12/31/2017 @ 11:03 AM *

Rook, if you stick another guage on that bike it will lead to a crash. Your eyes will constantly be looking at dials.

Oil pressure and temp are in but the temp sensor needs to be relocated as mentioned. AFR should not be hard to install as long as the sensor is the same thread as my AT sensor. I'd just switch AT for the AFR gauge for now. Nitrous pressure will be more of a challenge because that will involve putting a T in one of the hoses. Fuel pressure will be the same routine. Water temp should not be too bad if I use a water pipe adapter. Glowshift does not make one small enough, BTW but I see small ones that would work for the 14 on Ebay.

All those will go in the dash. I may need to go with a mini digital for boost pressure or else handlebar bracket which seems to work fine but not as cool as in dash.

* Last updated by: Rook on 12/31/2017 @ 4:18 PM *

" If he gives you any lip just give him your nitrous kit"...uh..no thanks.I prefer to ride my bikes,not rebuild em lol..

We'll just see about that. I think you'll do some minor rebuilding.

lol...j/k on that nitrous deal.My plan is to leave my new baby fully stock.Whenever I've done changes like pipes and stuff,the ride quality has always changed.Enough to feel it anyway.So I'd like to do things different this time around.That Muffler actually looks good on there.I can't see changing anything.MAYBE remove the centerstand...but that's great for chain and wheel maintenance.Prolly remove it for riding here.Long trips...it'll come in real handy.

* Last updated by: Grn14 on 12/31/2017 @ 10:43 PM *

Grn,the only way.to stop messing with the bike is to get a new hobby. May I suggest a halfway house for hookers. Living alone can suck so why not open your residence to help them reflect and
consider other career options. Keep them around awhile, modify them a little and send them along knowing you made a difference. Its bound to be entertaining. What could be better than rugged landscape, mountains, trees, tranquility, a recovering sex worker and you.