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Backfires & Afterfire reduced somewhat (Read 3750 times)
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Re: Backfires & Afterfire gone completely!!!
Reply #15 -
03/22/10 at 12:40:34
this is awesome... i am running a very short straight pipe and i found that i was able to get ride of the backfires by changing my main jet to 160 andmy idle to 57.5 and turning out my air mixture screw 2.5 turns ... i am also using a k&n airfilter... so far i have no power loss good acceleration and people can hear me coming my bf can hear when i am speeding on the freeway..lol we live 8 blocks from the interstate but i am glad i was able to solve this problem... hopefully this might help for anyone else with a short pipe and backfiring issues
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06/10/11 at 17:14:51
kind of bringing this back from the dead...but this works like a charm. just did it today, and whalahh, no more back/after fire.
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Reply #17 -
06/17/11 at 07:05:49
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Is there a gasket or gasket compound under the cover for spring 35?
No. The lip of the diaphragm acts like a seal.
Mine looked like this when I opened it up:
The crystalized fuel or whatever it is, plus the corroded part, aren't good. Probably a lot of sticking going on. But this carb started out like this, so I wasn't surprised:
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06/17/11 at 07:31:08
ouch... that looks nasty..^^^
Webhead: I have the spring mod along with about half the spacer ground down. and it seems to work pretty good. definitely check for exhaust leaks. I have one with my recently installed dyna pipe because of the clamp im using. I have another clamp on the way along with some high temp gasket maker to fix that problem. Before i did the pipe swap this mod did away with my backfires though. now I have a little pop from what im assuming is the exhaust leak. or i hope so anyways.
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06/19/11 at 12:44:01
I will be trying this mod as soon as I can get the screws out, gosh darn things are seized up (piece of crap carb screws)! So if anyone knows any tricks to un-seize screws please respond to this thread or pm me. I have an easy out kit but I'm trying to save the screws.
Also I just want to get this straight, you take approx 10mm off the lengh of the spring wire, not 10mm off entire spring (I can't seem to find a good way to explain this). I was also just wondering if any of the senior members had tried this yet?
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06/19/11 at 13:21:58
TheSnakeLady wrote
on 06/19/11 at 12:44:01:
I will be trying this mod as soon as I can get the screws out, gosh darn things are seized up (piece of crap carb screws)! So if anyone knows any tricks to un-seize screws please respond to this thread or pm me. I have an easy out kit but I'm trying to save the screws.
Try grabbing the heads from the side with pliers.
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06/19/11 at 16:52:09
MotoBuddha wrote
on 06/19/11 at 13:21:58:
TheSnakeLady wrote
on 06/19/11 at 12:44:01:
I will be trying this mod as soon as I can get the screws out, gosh darn things are seized up (piece of crap carb screws)! So if anyone knows any tricks to un-seize screws please respond to this thread or pm me. I have an easy out kit but I'm trying to save the screws.
Try grabbing the heads from the side with pliers.
I'll give that a try when I have some more time, the weather is supposed to be pretty nice for the next couple days sooo... this isn't something I'm gonna do till the weather turns crappy again. If all else fails I'll try vice grips.
Thanks for the advice man!
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06/20/11 at 06:23:17
I tried this mod but it didn't work for me. I think I got the spring from Johnboy way back when. For me (living at a mile high) it made my bike run like a diesel. I must say the afterfire and pop went away but the resulting mixture gave me gobs of black smoke pouring out of my pipe and it felt as if there was less power.
These bikes are tuned almost right in stock form for altitude. As far as my mods in my signature line they worked better for me but I could be the exception here.
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06/20/11 at 19:09:15
TheSnakeLady wrote
on 06/19/11 at 12:44:01:
I will be trying this mod as soon as I can get the screws out, gosh darn things are seized up (piece of crap carb screws)! So if anyone knows any tricks to un-seize screws please respond to this thread or pm me. I have an easy out kit but I'm trying to save the screws.
Also I just want to get this straight, you take approx 10mm off the lengh of the spring wire, not 10mm off entire spring (I can't seem to find a good way to explain this). I was also just wondering if any of the senior members had tried this yet?
I took 10mm off of the entire thing. stood it up, used a fine measuring tool. and took off 10mm. Maybe I did it wrong. dunno.
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06/21/11 at 09:08:04
TheSnakeLady wrote
on 06/19/11 at 12:44:01:
I will be trying this mod as soon as I can get the screws out, gosh darn things are seized up (piece of crap carb screws)! So if anyone knows any tricks to un-seize screws please respond to this thread or pm me. I have an easy out kit but I'm trying to save the screws.
Have a look at Gyrobob's double Ryca build thread, he has a method of unsticking carb screws with
gentle use
of a center punch and hammer.
I would have tried the spring shortening by now if I still had a BS40 carb.
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Reply #25 -
06/21/11 at 09:31:28
Honestly, mine were stuck and I just used a pair of channel locks, then took them to the hardware store and replaced with some good steel screws. The ones I got were a smidge long, so I got some lock washers as well. I believe they were M4's, there's a post somewhere that gives the correct screw types.
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06/27/11 at 03:58:27
Boule’tard wrote
on 06/21/11 at 09:08:04:
Have a look at Gyrobob's double Ryca build thread, he has a method of unsticking carb screws with
gentle use
of a center punch and hammer.
I would have tried the spring shortening by now if I still had a BS40 carb.
Thanks for the reference. Technically, though, I used a punch that was flat on the end, not a "center punch" that you'd use for punching a depression to start drilling a hole. The flat-ended punch works better because the only damage it does to the screw-head is to put a tiny little flat spot on it.
That said, just about anything you have around that'll serve the purpose will do. I've used a large nail with the pointy end ground flat. It has lots of advantages: real cheap, easy to make, soft material (less damage to parts of concern),.... and it makes a lovely Christmas gift.
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Reply #27 -
07/06/11 at 22:52:26
I've tried this mod on my bike and had no luck.I cut 10mm off the length of the factory spring,my backfires and "poof" are still there.I set up the mixture screw using the 5 gas analyzer at the shop I work at,but still to no avail.I have yet to try the spacer mod so I'm hoping that and some aftermarket parts and more tuning may help.I must admit though,like one of the other folks mentioned,I've grown fond of my "poof" also
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09/24/11 at 13:18:22
I thought I would rejuvenate this thread: How many have tried it?
Did it work?
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09/24/11 at 14:14:18
I trimmed 10mm of the length of the spring (about half a spiral), it neither cut down on afterfires or backfires. Next step will be to cut 10mm off entire length but I'm hesitant... Riding season is almost over here in Central New York so I suppose now is the time, if it makes anything worse I can simply pack up the bike for the winter and order a new spring.
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