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General Discussion / Re: TPS baseline won't go down to 150mv
« Last post by Tom H on Today at 08:59:01 PM »
As mentioned, do not use GD to set the TPS. Use a multi meter. The Casper cable is great!

This link should still work for the tuning guide if you need it:
https://archive.guzzitech.com/EVTuneup-Jeff_B.html

Tom
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General Discussion / Re: Parts prices
« Last post by Tom H on Today at 08:53:04 PM »
Children play nice before this thread gets locked!!

Tom
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General Discussion / Re: lightened flywheel on an eldo?
« Last post by cliffrod on Today at 08:52:10 PM »
 I can’t attest to a Loop, but the difference of riding back-to-back on my V7 Sport (stock weight flywheel) and CX100 (significantly lightened flywheel) is very noticeable.  The CX revs and shifts/downshifts more like a Ducati twin than a Guzzi. 

Not planning to change CX back to stock right now, but it doesn’t feel the way I have come to expect a Guzzi to feel.  On a modified sport bike,  it’s not a big deal to me.  but it is a very different experience in terms of character.  not sure I would want to have an Eldo/Ambo to feel like this.
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General Discussion / Re: Parts prices
« Last post by Antietam Classic Cycle on Today at 08:43:39 PM »
Due to all the current affairs of the global economy, my project is on an indefinite hold. I cold easily move forward if I spent about $1500 dollars for parts to measure and then design and manufacture my parts. All I want and/or need is a couple $40 parts to complete the project.   :angry:

What parts do you need?
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General Discussion / Re: Parts prices
« Last post by Antietam Classic Cycle on Today at 08:40:47 PM »
Thats not how it reads.

I added a qualifier just for you...  :rolleyes:
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General Discussion / Re: Parts prices
« Last post by ridingron on Today at 08:35:34 PM »
The tariffs are on the steel or aluminum if the product is made from imported materials. So yes, a US made product can have a tariff on it. I received an email from Stein-Dinse about some parts I ordered. It explained why they don't ship to the US. The US government requires a lot of information on the source of material and labor on the parts just about to the point of which mine the ore came from. Where any and all labor was performed on the product. How much product do they sell to the US? Evidently not enough to make it worth the trouble for their company to ship to the US. I get that.

The price of US steel and aluminum has climbed sharply for what ever reason. Foreign steel and aluminum look cheaper so the tariffs were added to bring their cost up.

Shipping has skyrocketed, once again, for what ever reason.

All of that and the fact the parts you wanted were probably left from a run the factories made years ago. They have to retool a manufacturing line to produce the new products and determine how many units it will take to make a profit. If, they think there is a big enough demand for the product.

Due to all the current affairs of the global economy, my project is on an indefinite hold. I cold easily move forward if I spent about $1500 dollars for parts to measure and then design and manufacture my parts. All I want and/or need is a couple $40 parts to complete the project.   :angry:

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General Discussion / Re: Parts prices
« Last post by monkeyodeath on Today at 08:32:59 PM »
There's a 25% tariff on all auto parts and motorcycle parts coming into the US. Which, for a Guzzi, is most parts. Plus importer fees to handle the paperwork in many cases.

There used to be a "de minimis" exception for parts under $800, but that's gone now.
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General Discussion / Re: Parts prices
« Last post by amamet on Today at 07:47:32 PM »
besides the $1400 lanfranconis, the ram clutch is over $900, which I was just looking at cause I've never used one.  last year the  lafranconis, when available, were in the $600 range and the ram as well
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General Discussion / Re: Parts prices
« Last post by yrunvs on Today at 07:46:48 PM »
But don't forget, that a part made in certain places with US steel (ithere won't be much) can,still have a tarriff on it.

You're trying to hard.
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General Discussion / Re: Parts prices
« Last post by Mr Revhead on Today at 07:43:01 PM »
But don't forget, that a part made in certain places with US steel (ithere won't be much) can,still have a tarriff on it.
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