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the art of backfire
06/06/09 at 19:25:05
 
do any other suzukis backfire like this? i know it's because of the single cylinder pressure but i love it and if i get a bigger bike i want to have the same gas...i mean sound !!

and the older intruder looks like a savage with 2 cylinders lol

i wanna stay suzuki, because kawasakis look like harley imitators and harleys are just too expensive!!
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Reply #1 - 06/06/09 at 19:25:55
 
OH! and now i'm a senior member lol SWEEEEET!!
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Reply #2 - 06/06/09 at 19:27:55
 
Rocco wrote on 06/06/09 at 19:25:55:
OH! and now i'm a senior member lol SWEEEEET!!

LOL!..... Grin  Yippie!.....
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Reply #3 - 06/06/09 at 19:54:54
 
Rocco wrote on 06/06/09 at 19:25:05:
do any other suzukis backfire like this? i know it's because of the single cylinder pressure but i love it and if i get a bigger bike i want to have the same gas...i mean sound !!

and the older intruder looks like a savage with 2 cylinders lol

i wanna stay suzuki, because kawasakis look like harley imitators and harleys are just too expensive!!


You can get rid of the backfire. I am working on sealing my crappity smacking leak at the header. I have spent more on fixing it myself than it would cost to have it done lol. Anyways, I am gonna go up to a 170 main since I am lean anyways. My engine is running pretty hot, i can feel it on my right leg.
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Reply #4 - 06/06/09 at 19:56:46
 
i don't wanna lose the backfire! that's y i want 2 know if any other bikes do it! larger cc bikes that is!
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Reply #5 - 06/06/09 at 21:53:43
 
Rocco wrote on 06/06/09 at 19:25:55:
OH! and now i'm a senior member lol SWEEEEET!!


Cool.  Senior Member t-shirts go out only on the first Monday of each month so you won't get yours until after the July 4th weekend.  Wear it proud!
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Reply #6 - 06/07/09 at 05:09:00
 
Rocco wrote on 06/06/09 at 19:25:05:
do any other suzukis backfire like this? i know it's because of the single cylinder pressure but i love it and if i get a bigger bike i want to have the same gas...i mean sound !!

and the older intruder looks like a savage with 2 cylinders lol

i wanna stay suzuki, because kawasakis look like harley imitators and harleys are just too expensive!!



Approximately 98.37528% of backfires are a result of air leaks in the exhaust system and/or a lean pilot circuit.   Smiley
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Reply #7 - 06/07/09 at 05:56:01
 
I must be in the lucky 1.62472%. I've fixed the exhaust leak, I'm running a 55 pilot (1 turn out), and I still get an afterfire.

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Reply #8 - 06/07/09 at 08:02:33
 
oh really? well i like the leaks then haha

lol can i have my t-shirt in a small so i can cut the sleeves off and represent? ! ! !

i went downtown last night and there was a chopper looking bike, and i asked the guy what it was and he shamefully said it was a honda. as if anything other then harleys are cool. his was way louder then a harley and i bet he has less problems then one too!
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Reply #9 - 06/07/09 at 09:59:26
 
Bang, all savages and S-40s bang pop bachfire phutt sometimes. However,poof this can bang be minimised pop by using a larger phupoop
main jet and pow pilot jet and adjusting the bang airscrew pop.

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Think of it as a signature when you shut the engine off.
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Reply #10 - 06/07/09 at 10:06:10
 
My shutoff backfire has been reduced to a pleasant "WullUmph!"....
It works as a sort of doorbell, when I arrive at friends. Grin
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Reply #11 - 06/07/09 at 10:59:30
 
haha i know exactly what u mean! my girl isn't sure if i turned the bike off or gave a warning shot sometimes!!!! ahhh i love my little beast!
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Reply #12 - 06/08/09 at 02:57:00
 
Speaking of the art of the backfire...
I finally got around to trying the "deliberate" backfire with my new (louder) muffler.  You know, tap the shutoff by the throttle off then on again quickly...
I imagine some poor soul on that backroad thinks they had a drive-by.  Dang did that snap! Shocked
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Reply #13 - 06/08/09 at 03:50:49
 
I bought my Savage because it DID backfire nicely with the fishtail the PO had just installed. Since then I have been experimenting in order to get LOUDER backfires and now have a 10" Canadian Tire 1 3/4" OD exhaust extension with 2 bends & a 4" Trumpet tip with a screw eye bolt as a baffle. Haven't tried the deliberate Kill Switch method yet - Thanks John_D for suggesting it.
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Reply #14 - 06/08/09 at 04:18:51
 
No prob, found out about it in a thread on here somewhere.  Apparently it works better if you're under gentle acceleration, at least that's the way I've tried it.  Only need to hit it for a second, off/on/POW! Shocked
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