and those are power robbers!
I am amazed at how many people have problems with wiring on these sleds, if you pull the harness out and repair and place in convolute tubing you never have another issue.
I had a guy a few weeks ago tell me his sled(viper) was not making any power after a port job, no 8600 rpm, no power. After what seemed like 50 emails, and phone calls, no fix. I asked did you pull the harness under the engine when you had sled all apart over summer? He says "ya and it was fine".
I told him bring it over to the shop let me see if i can fix it and see whats going on as the emailing and phone calls were not getting it fixed.
He brings it over, I take sled and ride it in field, it was a slump 7900-8000 rpm max, had the lights and tach jumping on it as well. Brought it back to shop,. removed the carbs, airbox and did the harness pull on it.....BINGO....harness rubbed thru, he says while he is standing right beside me, "oh i didnt pull it out, just looked at it in the bellypan". needless to say.......aaarrrgggghhh..

, fixed harness and then we had to add clutch weight, because it actually ran correctly and the pv servo worked like it was supposed to. He was tickled pink when he left, .......he also learned a lesson at his own wallets expense