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Old Jan 11, 2018 | 07:11 AM
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Velocity stacks and +4 Degree Advancer

Hi Guys, Anyone know the best place to get some velocity stacks and a 4 degree ignition advancer from, Tried Hpower for the stacks and are not doing them anymore and tried Factor Pro for the advancer and they only have +2 degree left, Thanks
Old Jan 11, 2018 | 09:03 AM
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Used on both I think are your only options..that and the 4deg advancer is said to only be beneficial to the very early year VTR's
Old Jan 11, 2018 | 02:27 PM
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Originally Posted by E.Marquez
Used on both I think are your only options..that and the 4deg advancer is said to only be beneficial to the very early year VTR's
Hi, It's a 2000 model Storm anyone tried a +2 degree ignition advancer as they are available from Factory Pro
Old Jan 20, 2018 | 05:52 PM
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A gentleman in Australia (Bill, at PowerH) was willing to build some velocity stacks (alum.) But you'd need a commitment from others to flesh-out an order as he has to do multiples to make it cost-effective. I decided I don't have time/money to devote to it. As I recall the cost per set was approaching three-hundred bucks...

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Old Jan 27, 2018 | 10:39 AM
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I've got a +4 advancer and twin shorter velocity stacks on my 2000 and it runs very well. I'm at 5200 feet in altitude.
Old Aug 9, 2023 | 03:40 AM
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Originally Posted by E.Marquez
Used on both I think are your only options..that and the 4deg advancer is said to only be beneficial to the very early year VTR's

How do you know? I cant see any difference in 98 VTRs and Facelift 1 from 2001 (with 2 x analog + digital fuel gauge) regarding ignition rotor. They are both the same.
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I've never seen evidence of any timing changes across model years.
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Originally Posted by VTR1000F
I've never seen evidence of any timing changes across model years.
Yes, but it could never been verified whether its the same or not.
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Then, why are we talking about it?
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Originally Posted by VTR1000F
Then, why are we talking about it?
If only very early models benefit from that +4 rotor then later models realise that probbably via further advanced ignition values. I need that info in order to clone an OEM ignition map via Ignitech ignition Box.
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