Yes I have VGAS now.  It is pricy but the difference is unbelieveable.  I will be 
posting the before and after dyno runs in the next few days.  In a nut shell, My bike 
went into the shop a stage 7 with 2.5" Kerker making 110.2 rwhp and around 70 lb/ft of 
torque.  I had tuned it as high as 115 but it was really lean.  I had spent over a 
year with countless jet/needle/exhaust system combinations.  No help, my bike with CV 
carbs wouldn't make the hp I wanted.  I had considered selling it I was so frustrated. 
 

Out of the box VGAS with zero tuning, my bike jumped to 121 hp.  After about 50 dyno 
runs and 10 hours in Jon's shop(yes I was there the entire time)131.8 rwhp and 88.7 
lb/ft of torque.  Extremely flat torque curve with NO midrange dip.

I was leary of the HP claims when I first started reading about this system.  I 
couldn't see 20+ hp coming from carbs, flatslides or not.  But I was proven wrong.  
The radical looks are just an added bonus.  

Is it worth the money?  I suppose that depends on how you look at it.  I considered a 
Tourmaster, it works out to about $40 per hp if you figure $6000/150 hp. VGAs for me 
worked out for about $14.40 per hp @ $1900/132hp.  Sure it is not 150 hp like a 
Tourmaster, but imagine what it will be like when I put it on a 1500cc bike in a year 
or so.  SHhhhh!  Best thing was I didn't loose my bike for a year.  Two days worth of 
work that you can do yourself(thought I would recommend taking it to Jon to have done) 
 As Mario has said, " that guy can find HP in a rock"

A v-boost article is already in the works.

Scott
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