boogllasti
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I've always let the Spyder warm up to 1-2 bars before taking off as recommended by my dealer.
On a few ocassions I have taken right off before letter the Rotax warm up - only to find the expected sputter and stalling.
Today I was running late for a meeting, so I just jumped on the Spyder and took off while still cold - I mean I literally was on the road within 15 seconds of starting it up.
Guess what- NO sputter or stalling at all - Spyder ran just FINE!
The only change I have made recently is the Fuel Pressure Mod - which I'm currently running at 60psi. The stock BRP setting was at 50psi.
So while I still think it's good to let the Rotax heat up and get that oil flowing prior to taking off - it appears the Fuel Pressure Mod takes care of the problem.
Note: You cannot install the fuel pressure mod with the stock airbox - you have to also install the race airflow setup from Evoluzione.
A person *might* be able to install the fuel pressure mod and just modify the stock airbox to allow more air in and room for the mod - but it's not something I would try.
On a few ocassions I have taken right off before letter the Rotax warm up - only to find the expected sputter and stalling.
Today I was running late for a meeting, so I just jumped on the Spyder and took off while still cold - I mean I literally was on the road within 15 seconds of starting it up.
Guess what- NO sputter or stalling at all - Spyder ran just FINE!
The only change I have made recently is the Fuel Pressure Mod - which I'm currently running at 60psi. The stock BRP setting was at 50psi.
So while I still think it's good to let the Rotax heat up and get that oil flowing prior to taking off - it appears the Fuel Pressure Mod takes care of the problem.
Note: You cannot install the fuel pressure mod with the stock airbox - you have to also install the race airflow setup from Evoluzione.
A person *might* be able to install the fuel pressure mod and just modify the stock airbox to allow more air in and room for the mod - but it's not something I would try.
