Yeah you should turbo that 😂. I have a really well known turbo Busa builder around me so you can find turbo Busa's around me for 10k all day. It's kinda crazy. I talked with other builders and they said to tear it all the way down if I do buy a turbo bike. Just to make everything is good before pushing them.
so those with gen 3 busa when i did mine for the break in period i did get a f1 light and a hill control light and the way i cleared them was simply disconnected the battery terminal for 10 min and connected them and the light was gone but you will need to reset your clock and date and custom user setting if you set have them set up
Where are the adjustment screws located? On the gen1 theyre on top but inbthe video i saw the air box wasnt removed. Am i missing something? Thank you for any help/advice. Also i appreciate you for making these videos.
You're most welcome man and I'm happy to hear you find value in my videos. So on the Gen1 Busa you have to remove the air box to get access to the adjustment screws which are found on the top side of the Throttle bodies. There's going to be 3 of them, not 4. First adjust the one on the right side, then adjust the one on the left side and at the end adjust with the center one. Hope this helps you!
@MototalkUSA Thank you so much for responding. But I have the exact same bike as you do except it's the gray 2020. In the video I couldn't tell where you were adjusting the screws. It seemed like in the video the air box wasn't removed and it looked like the adjustment screws are located on the side. Is that right?
@@ericmartin4817 my bad man, my understanding was that you had a Gen1. On the Gen 2 it's not necessary to remove the air box. The adjustment screws are on the rear of each throttle body, they're facing the seat basically unlike the Gen1 where they're on the top. They're buried but if you look carefully you'll see them, they're small flat head screws. They're 4 total, some you can see easier than the others. You might have to move the wires a little to get a better visual on some of them.
