do you need a stall converter with this cam or will stock converter be fine? thanks.
1839159
You can use a stock converter.but you will see better performance (take off) with a 2000 or 2400 stall. A 2400 is what I use with 373 gears.
1839160
I think it would depend on which stock converter u have. I have a 700r4 with a high stall corvette converter it allegedly has 2200 to 2400 stall. A stock converter can range from 1200 to 1400 low stall to 1600 to 2000 high stall depending on application. My engine idles around 600 so I think a stock converter will work.
1839161
I'm not sure what you are asking. I CAN tell you it's a slam dunk installation. Just be sure to set your valves properly once assembled. If you are after low end torque and a lopey, wicked sounding, idle this cam delivers.
825421
I don't know, but I can tell you that the converter I bought was terrible - even my 12 year old could see that it reduces quality unacceptably. I guess this sort of lends is good only for observation photos where quality is less of an issue. I wish I hadn't bought ours.
1328416
As long as the camera is actuated by a 12v Signal wire and the video input is a standard RCA. I have yet to see any other connection type used, so I'm 99% certain this will work just fine. My unit has a crisp clean picture and the grid is spot on. Remember to park near a wall at the min distance you want, then adjust the grid while the cam is on to get your spacing right. I aligned my red grid to the base of the wall. Keeps me 8" from obstacles.
1600614
before you buy it you need to make sure that your crankshaft run out (wobble) is within tolerance. Your bike is generally known to have quality crankshafts, but there are exceptions, if your run out is more than .003 you cant use gear drive, you should be good, but check before you buy. I am happy with these cams.
732678
I would contact the maker but I can guess its for Liability reasons lik a stall and crash or because they can't say it's OK for that use due to lack of required certificaion as a matter of safety. I herd good things so got them for a 4 cylinder Scion XB and the idle is rougher than I am used to. So I can't say I'll be considering them in the future.
1285470
This is an OEM replacement stock. If you are looking for a flywheel, a performance clutch would be better. My flywheel was not bad, so I didn't have to replace them. However, you could also look into having them resurfaced.
1402433
Yes it will work! The stock chain is 520 pitch by 110 links! You will have to cut some links off of it!
439592
Yes, this will work with your application. We recommend using Lucas motor oil with the Stabilizer.
555010
Heya! First of all, my thinking is that your better off making your own, it will be superior and cost you under ten bucks. That being said, I don't think you would need an offset plate, there is enough forward and backwards room to move your camera to get the desired stabilization without adding to it's length. I would recommend however a quick release. It is an absolute B*tc# to take the camera off and on quickly, because you have to re-stabilize the whole thing each time, plus their nice to have especially when you are running on a few different tripods and or stedi cam set ups. You can get the offset plate, but I would only get it to add weight, which you can do easily by adding weight to the bottom and adjusting it left and right accordingly. WD-40 the ball joint regularly, buy the quick release (make sure it will fit your camera), consider the offset plate as added weight and perhaps it may give you a bit more room to adjust, I don't think it's necessary, only the minutest adjustments affect this thing your not going to need to move around a lot. Experiment adding weight beyond what your camera weighs to the bottom of the MidX and go from there. Good Luck Adam. -Nichole
857935
You will need to contact the company Moultrie. I was very disappointed with this product. I hope you have better luck, and a lot of batteries. Some of the new Moultrie Cams have a MANDATORY 10 second delay, and it's causing me to miss a lot of action shots.
232946
Im not sure u would have to ask the seller if its included. U should hook rite up to it with your stock converter.
1406254
Absolutely yoics supported... I've had my cam for about a year, and have always used yoics.
1247188
It would be awesome to see a Proof in this. Could you perhaps make some good quality Cam Pictures form the Side(s) with your non IPS Panel?Its the same Issue in Europe with IPS / VA Panels mixeup.Thx a Million :)
1170271
VPC-PD2 no question. It's a real (hobbyist) camcorder not another flip video
2032822
Call your local auto parts store and ask what the stock OEM alternater is rated at, you will need additional parts like cable and mounting trays ect. Go on you tube and see some set ups
1157612
no problem from getgo all 3 speeds w/ the one I got a couple yrs ago. If u r mechanically inclined check all connections. My speed control switch on low has been finicky a yr ago - no problem since. The medium & high positions really move air. Other choice is return f/ swap. Sorry to hear of this bummer & frustration.
1189860
You need to check the thread size. It can be also called the filter ring. Or something like that. I don't know the specific camera so you will have to just look back in the manual for that and then select the size you want. if doesn't end up fitting you can sometimes get converters.