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Chris Roth
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From straight pipe to muffler
12/19/12 at 13:12:49
 
I just finished my swap from the straight pipe exhaust to a wrapped header and Harley muffler.  The bike now purrs and looks so much better, but a few things have changed.

I have a fair amount of popping and flames out the muffler between shifts and after revving. Adjusted Carb tuning screw in a half turn and its much better. Thinking the flow is reduced and running too rich.

I can literally feel it is slower to accelerate. Amazing to me I would notice it this much.  The previous owner had the stock header cut before it tapered down before muffler and bend.  It then had a straight pipe. That was too loud, too much vibration, and looked terrible (poor welds and had standard spray paint silver flaking off.)
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Re: From straight pipe to muffler
Reply #1 - 12/19/12 at 17:01:42
 
Yer' jets are probably too big...
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Re: From straight pipe to muffler
Reply #2 - 12/19/12 at 18:45:43
 
Serowbot wrote on 12/19/12 at 17:01:42:
Yer' jets are probably too big...


Using the stock Pilot and 150 Main Jet.  I installed the flat K&N air filter and was trying to tune this setup.  I have replaced the cut/welded header with another stock one and have it heat wrapped.  I have actually burned a pair of pants, so felt wrap was needed, plus it looks better than the shades of blues my old pipe had.

Do you think turning in the Carb tuning screw a little would help further?  I need to search for some Carb tuning threads... I am used to a car with an O2 sensor to help drive that.
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Re: From straight pipe to muffler
Reply #3 - 12/19/12 at 20:43:40
 
There's a thread Carb Jetting a Progressive Guide on page 3 of the tech section.
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Re: From straight pipe to muffler
Reply #4 - 12/19/12 at 20:47:58
 
jcstokes wrote on 12/19/12 at 20:43:40:
There's a thread Carb Jetting a Progressive Guide on page 3 of the tech section.


Thanks a bunch for that.  I will look into it.  Added a link here so a future person searching may find a match.

http://suzukisavage.com/cgi-bin/YaBB.pl?num=1244217127
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Re: From straight pipe to muffler
Reply #5 - 12/19/12 at 20:58:42
 
It's also under the Table of Contents with Links at the top of the Tech section. Cool
http://suzukisavage.com/cgi-bin/YaBB.pl?num=1181745927
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