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Emgo Air Filters
06/27/07 at 08:40:26
 
I am wanted to put a better filter on my Savage and I've seen advertised on ebay an Emgo Cone Filter that will fit right onto the bike without removing the airbox.  If anyone knows what this would be, I am looking for the part number to order one.

Also,  I would be open for other possible performance filters that you would see as better than the Emgo.  If other suggestions are mentioned, please tell me why you think another brand would be better.
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Reply #1 - 06/27/07 at 09:09:37
 
well, genrerally KN filters allow lots of air while still doing a pretty good job filtering.  you could just use a kn rc 1250 pod, but you gotta cut up or remove the airbox.  there is also kn replacement for the stock air filter.  that, plus the desnorkel mod works well.  as for the mego, I have no experience, but the ID of the flange needs to be 2.25" to fit over the carb mouth.

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Reply #2 - 06/27/07 at 09:28:00
 
What exactly is a desnorkel mod, and does it require the airbox to be removed?  Where can I look to find this product?

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Reply #3 - 06/27/07 at 09:54:23
 
take the seat off.  see that thing sticking out of the top oif the airbox?  it has two holes and a cross piece.  pull it out with pliers.  you are desnorkeled.  now rejet.

you gonna do a pipe too?
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Reply #4 - 07/03/07 at 12:16:03
 
Hey did the desnorkeling and I think there definitely a little more power, but a little hard to tell.  Here's why:  There is a little more throttle hesitation, then before, and it backfires quite a bit more on the decel out of the muffler ( which is harley upgrade that is drilled out).  Had the upgrade on before the desnorkel and way less pop.  I have an 86 model, and the guy I bought it from said that these came with the bigger jet, so he said that I could just put a air pod on, and be ready to roll.

I not sure that's exactly accurate now.  It has always blown a little black if you rap it a in neutral, but I'm told that these should run a little rich anyway.  What would you suggest to go from here?
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Reply #5 - 07/03/07 at 12:38:59
 
sounds like you need to adjust the mixture screw and richen it up a bit. sounds like the desnorkling leaned her out just enough to give you a bang and a little hesitation. I'm no expert though
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Reply #6 - 07/03/07 at 12:56:40
 
Five_Points wrote on 12/31/69 at 16:00:07:
sounds like you need to adjust the mixture screw and richen it up a bit. sounds like the desnorkling leaned her out just enough to give you a bang and a little hesitation. I'm no expert though



Yup, I got by with just turning the idle mix out between 1/4 - 1/2 turn on my 87, but then I didn't drill out the Dyna muffler. The previous owner was right about the 80s bikes coming original with larger jets, and you should try the idle mix first before going deeper into the carb.

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Reply #7 - 07/03/07 at 22:03:19
 
jwirtz333 wrote on 12/31/69 at 16:00:07:
Hey did the desnorkeling and I think there definitely a little more power, but a little hard to tell.  Here's why:  There is a little more throttle hesitation, then before, and it backfires quite a bit more on the decel out of the muffler ( which is harley upgrade that is drilled out).  Had the upgrade on before the desnorkel and way less pop.  I have an 86 model, and the guy I bought it from said that these came with the bigger jet, so he said that I could just put a air pod on, and be ready to roll.

I not sure that's exactly accurate now.  It has always blown a little black if you rap it a in neutral, but I'm told that these should run a little rich anyway.  What would you suggest to go from here?


along with bigger jets, the 86 supposedly came with an adjustable needle.  Pull your carb and move the clip down one notch.  my 86 carb didn't have the adjustable needle, but it's retardedly screwed up by previous owners.

the black smoke from the exhaust, i'm guessing, isn't from the carb.  it's from the head.  the inside of my head is BLACK black and a bit flaky from running rich for god knows how long.
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Reply #8 - 07/04/07 at 06:17:41
 
You mention de-snorkling - how about putting a K&N flat filter in place and leaving off the air door.  That way air can come in from the side as well as the top.

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Reply #9 - 07/04/07 at 08:02:30
 
Oldfeller2 wrote on 12/31/69 at 16:00:07:
You mention de-snorkling - how about putting a K&N flat filter in place and leaving off the air door.  That way air can come in from the side as well as the top.

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When I looked at the snorkel while it was in place, it appeared that it actually blocked part of the air filter.  Removing the snorkel takes away that hobble.  Just leaving the door off or swiss-cheesing it doesn't.  Also, I like the fact that the seat still blocks excess water/debris, etc.
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Reply #10 - 07/04/07 at 21:36:39
 
I took the advice of turning out the air mixture screw to get rid of decel pop.  However,  I noticed that when I started it and tried to ride it, there was acceloration, but no power.  So I messed with the air screw a while, but didn't fix the problem.  So I pulled the seat, replaced the snorkel, changed the plug (thinking it was fouled), and reset the air screw to 3 turns.  Just to let you know the plug I pulle out was the hotter plug by NGK, but didn't have the -9 at the end.  I replaced it with a standard equivalent by Champion.

To make a long story short, didn't fix the problem.  Still backfires, but a little less.  Still accelorate, but NO POWER!!!!.  What could be wrong?  How do I fix this?

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Reply #11 - 07/04/07 at 22:39:43
 
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Reply #12 - 07/05/07 at 08:16:46
 
make sure you have no air leaks, either on intake or exhaust.

start the bike. spray some wd 40 or starting fluid near the carb mating points.  if the engine revs up a little, you have an intake leak.

a cigarette or other smoke source near the exhaust flanges will tell you if you have an exhaust leak.

make these checks and get back to us.

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Reply #13 - 07/05/07 at 14:09:06
 
I'm having a terminology breakdown in this communication... How can you have acceleration with no power? To have strong acceleration requires that you have "power."  

I need a more clear description... Perhaps Dr_Jim is getting you right? Do you mean that it will take off good up to a point; then not rev on up its range with good power?

If so, his diagnosis is probably right: Sticky slide; jet needle/slide/vacuum diaphragm not assembled correctly...

Have you or anyone else been into the carb recently, and has it ever run completely well since you've had it?

Wonder what the reasoning was behind putting a "hot" plug in it? Man those things are just a hole in a piston waiting to happen.
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Reply #14 - 07/05/07 at 14:12:21
 
tuxedo wrote on 12/31/69 at 16:00:07:
along with bigger jets, the 86 supposedly came with an adjustable needle.  Pull your carb and move the clip down one notch.  my 86 carb didn't have the adjustable needle, but it's retardedly screwed up by previous owners.

the black smoke from the exhaust, i'm guessing, isn't from the carb.  it's from the head.  the inside of my head is BLACK black and a bit flaky from running rich for god knows how long.


Yes, this is correct, the 80s bikes should have the adjustable jet needle. When I dis-assembled mine (87) it still had the clip and multiple ring settings on the needle.
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