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Dyna Muffler Mod
06/08/08 at 21:11:25
 
I have a Dyna muffler coming and was wondering if this will require a carb jet change from stock. If yes what would be the results of installing it before doing any carb changes? Oh yes, I have a stock 2006.
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Re: Dyna Muffler Mod
Reply #1 - 06/09/08 at 03:15:03
 
I'm going thru something similar on my 1998.  Any time you make a change to the intake or exhaust flow, you should do a full retune on the carb.

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Consequences for not doing it?  Anything from nothing immediately noticeable to....burned valves/rings/seals, cracked piston, cracked head, injested exhaust valve, etc.  
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Re: Dyna Muffler Mod
Reply #2 - 06/09/08 at 07:22:50
 
If you haven't modified the carb yet,  buy the Jet kit Lancer sells in the Market place.  He has the best prices.    

If the Dyna muffler is a "stock" take off, then you will need at least a 150 Main, maybe the 152.5.  With the 150, you will need to adjust the needle spacer (white spacer).   With the 152.5, you would need to run it for a bit and check the plug to see if having the bigger main will give you enough mid-range on the needle to keep the white spacer.  It's right at the edge, so climate & altitude will play a factor in your needs.   You might need to have just a little off.  I suggest use washers so you can "go -back",  and make sure the washers fit in the little hole in the inside of the slide.  The first set I used didn't and I was be-fuddled why I was so rich.....  

If it's a Screaming Eagle Dyna, then you'll probably need the 152.5 main, and the 55 pilot jet, and will need to play with the white spacer.
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Re: Dyna Muffler Mod
Reply #3 - 06/10/08 at 12:38:00
 
has anyone put on a dyna muffler without the carb jet changes and not had any bad effects?
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Reply #4 - 06/10/08 at 13:22:03
 
bhcarl wrote on 06/10/08 at 12:38:00:
has anyone put on a dyna muffler without the carb jet changes and not had any bad effects?


yes
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