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Just thought I would leave feedback on the Nos kit I bought from Brian last year. The reason being that a lot of people had asked about it and I had promised to let everyone know how it goes. I have finally got past ''the break-in stage'' and gotten around to fitting it so here it is.

It is great for a quick burst of speed and really awakens the engine. Good for another 10 KMH at top speed and when you need a quick burst down low. However it can only be used in the right conditions and does not last long. Once gone you need to pull over for a re-fill.

For owners who do not know about this CLICK HERE.

All said and done, I am happy with the boost but now all I need is bigger bottles. wink

Enjoy!

Jarrah



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Thanks for the feedback Jarrah - I was wondering how you were getting on with the kit - now I know wink

Dare I try it on the 325 biggrinbiggrinbiggrin

Brian



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TTRfan wrote:

Thanks for the feedback Jarrah - I was wondering how you were getting on with the kit - now I know wink

Dare I try it on the 325 biggrinbiggrinbiggrin

Brian

 No problems Brian thumbsup.gif

Yeah I'm sure it won't be much difference, just more weight in the motor to slow you down.  wink

Just so you know that last remark was a joke (maybe a bad one) but I am curious as to how much more HP a 325 makes.

Jarrah



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TT-R250M wrote:

I am curious as to how much more HP a 325 makes.

Jarrah

So am I - the dyno run will happen - at some point wink 



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I am curious as to how much more HP a 325 makes.

Jarrah

So am I - the dyno run will happen - at some point wink 

 

I am planning to do the same to mine so I will let you know the results when possible.

 Even though my cylinder is 73mm it should still be a good comparison from standard (with modification).

 

 



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