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Title: Finally figured out my jetting problem Post by babbalou on 03/01/06 at 02:21:33 Wasn't a jetting problem though. After installing a new exhaust flange gasket last year (incorrectly) it STILL ran badly without the choke 1/2 out. Clymer manual said torque the flange first, NOT the muffler, so I took off the muffler & started over with a new gasket & torque wrench. Torqued the header down first, THEN clamped on the muffler. Now I need the 10 degree adaptor because my HD muffler is at an angle but it runs great now! What a difference! & no choke after warm-up. Better power & crisper throttle. A cop decided I was enjoying myself too much though & wrote me a speeding ticket. 59 in a 45 zone. There goes my forkbrace budget for 3 more weeks. :P Ride safe. 8) |
Title: Re: Finally figured out my jetting problem Post by lancer on 03/01/06 at 04:57:29 Yeh, those donations to the police retirement fund can put a real dent in things. |
Title: Re: Finally figured out my jetting problem Post by Savage_Rob on 03/01/06 at 06:25:23 Woohoo! Very cool. Congratulations! I'll definitely agree those exhaust leaks can be confusing if they're not obvious. When I first did mine, I thought I was just consistently botching my carb tuning. It turned out that the gasket between the header and block/cylinder head wasn't sealing fully. It had looked fine to me at the time but I hadn't been comparing it to a new one. If I had been, I would have replaced it immediately. I hadn't realized the extent it was designed to crush in order to conform. While it didn't looked marred, it was crushed about as far as it could go. A new one from RonAyers.com fixed it right up. It was a very frustrating time until I decided to just replace all exhaust gasket on the suggestion of someone else on this board that exhaust leaks could cause the backfiring I had. I've since forgotten who it was but I thank them sincerely. |
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