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Reply #15 - 12/23/13 at 10:02:52
 
Not sure why the K&N filter is such a popular (and expensive) mod.  The stock paper filter does a good job on this bike.  There are far more flow restrictive parts on this bike than the filter......the carb, exhaust port, header pipe, etc.  Changing your muffler to a Dyna is a great way to make the bike sound better.....but it does not need a K&N filter change to make it work.  I had a stock paper filter with my stock carb and I did a Wiseco piston, Dyna Muffler, and a Stage 1 cam....and the stock paper air filter worked just fine.  K&N does have a great Marketing Department....and they do work great on desert racing vehicles......they are not really needed on the Savage.

The need for jetting on my bike was most evident just off idle, where the bike was running lean.  As I opened the throttle the engine would stumble a bit.....and not pull smoothly when accelerating away at around 1/4 throttle.  If you pulled the throttle open 1/2 or more it ran great.  I ended up with a # 50 Pilot, # 150 Main, and 2 washers on the needle.






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Reply #16 - 12/26/13 at 18:02:10
 
So I put a Dyna muffler on today and tested it out, started without hesitation and runs good,no backfiring...

No jetting, no carb tuning

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no brackets and it fits well

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Reply #17 - 12/28/13 at 20:09:31
 
Yoshi wrote on 12/21/13 at 20:32:17:
Thanks, the previous owner also gave me the left over oil he used to do the change last time.

Im ready to order the exhaust and just checked the measurement of the dyna and 21" seems to be same as stock I'll just have to get the angles flange so it dont soot up my rear brake lever
Now why do the ppl not leave on the stock heat shield when changing out the muffler?



Now why do the ppl not leave on the stock heat shield when changing out the muffler?

On accounta the fact that goofy lookin thing is shaped to fit that chrome trash can of a muffler.,


& if I had it all to do over I would not put the K&N in it & I wouldnt put a Supertrapp on it,Id keep the stock paper & slap a Dyna on & have well over $400.00 in my pocket for tires & gas.
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Reply #18 - 12/29/13 at 03:27:02
 
Im just gonna replace the stock filter as an aftermarket cone filter wont do me much good.

I now am looking into getting a tachometer
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Reply #19 - 12/29/13 at 04:31:47
 
Tachometer, tech section page 9 about 6 or seven posts down.
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Reply #20 - 12/29/13 at 09:10:28
 
thanks!
That thread needs someupdating
I'm going to order this tach
http://shop.rycamotors.com/mini_tachometer.html

I also want to get the Raptor petcock and then maybe some handlebars
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Reply #21 - 12/29/13 at 11:32:08
 
Watch your pricing on that, JP Cycles may sell the same thing cheaper as might some of the generic crowds on EBAY. You may find that the white face, black numeral version shows up better at night. I got mine from Catalyst Cycles in Tennessee. Pretty sure they are made in Taiwan.
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Reply #22 - 12/29/13 at 13:20:41
 
I figured it was a cheap Chinese unit  Grin
I like the black face cause it matches the gas tank speedo
What doI have to look for when picking out the speedo?
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Reply #23 - 12/29/13 at 15:09:40
 
These things say they are designed for a Harley twin, but they work for us as we have wasted spark ignition. They all look like the Ryca one and to the best of my limited knowledge the difference may be price. Try Googling JP cycles and Catalyst Cycles, search tachometer on these sites and the pricing should come up. Check the brackets they supply, some may not. Catalyst did.
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Reply #24 - 12/29/13 at 18:02:21
 
they are expensive a jpcycles and not available at the other site
I found this on ebay but will it work with the savage??
http://www.ebay.com/itm/CHROME-MINI-TACH-TACHOMETER-FOR-SUZUKI-WITH-CLAMP-/22...

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Reply #25 - 12/29/13 at 18:30:37
 
That's pretty much what I have on mine. Catalyst do have them, under their V Twin listing, but they're $54.95
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Reply #26 - 12/29/13 at 18:37:29
 
If you do buy it and self install, or pro install, the instrument will go right round when you turn the key. This is because it has a capacitor discharge in it, according to an expert on this site.
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Reply #27 - 12/29/13 at 20:14:52
 
Thank you for your help! Im going to order soon
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Reply #28 - 01/06/14 at 03:43:56
 
I just ordered a Raptor petcock  from 2wheelpros.com
I ordered the mini tach off ebay,
I have the harley muffler installed. I cant wait for riding weather!!!!!
I a almost brand new air filter from someone on the forum
I got a brand new copy of the clymermanual
My smoked front and rear smoked blinker lenses are in the mail
I got my amber bulbs already installed
New plate mount fabbed up (raise the plate a little)
Im in the middle of raising my seat

Im just getting started Smiley
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