[glassdoctor]

Yeah I would say it makes a noticable difference... it still can cog in certain situations, but it's very controllable now. The low speed, low throttle cogging is pretty much gone. (taking off slow... easing on throttle rather than punching it form a standstill)

Before it would cog fairly often no matter how much throttle imput... now it only cogs sometimes on 'rabbit starts'... like 3/4-full throttle launches.

Once it's moving even a few inches it's very rare now to see it cog no matter how hard you punch it.

So basicly it's pretty easy to drive it without cogging... you see real quick what NOT to do. I learned to not punch it from a dead stop... that's about it.