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gdrseeker

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Re: Engine Tune-Up Liquid
Reply #15 - 04/07/13 at 23:58:32

I have a Jardine, took a bit of messing but I have mine rejetted and tuned very well. I only get a couple slight pops here and there, no worse than my wife's with a stock muffler. I never get loud backfires any more. It just takes some time and messing. also I had mine welded to the header pipe to make sure I had no exhaust leaks.

1996 Savage, Jardine, K&N, 145 / 55 jets, 1 turn out at 5000 ft. elevation.

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Coaxial Full Member Offline SuzukiSavage.com Rocks! Posts: 184 Toronto, Ontario, Canada Gender:	Re: Engine Tune-Up Liquid Reply #16 - 04/08/13 at 05:00:34 That is good to hear! I super shimmed along with muffler cement to remove the exhaust leaks.. It worked really well to prevent 50% of my pops
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gdrseeker Senior Member Offline Addicted!! Posts: 365 Carson Valley NV	Re: Engine Tune-Up Liquid Reply #17 - 04/08/13 at 14:21:26 I don't think that muffler cement will last. These mufflers get up to like 2000 degrees.
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