Read and Observe...Don't Do A Single Sided Exhaust
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Read and Observe...Don't Do A Single Sided Exhaust
I'm keeping this short now. Just don't do it. Tuning was impossible. Especially with my custom huge K&N filter. My bike is back to stock intake, exhaust, and headers. i'm gonna install my factory jet kit, real k&n, and either jardine hi or Leo vince hi. I'm just so happy it actually runs well again. Resist the headache. Don't do it.
#4
although you fabbed yours, it looks beautiful. thats why it probably works and flows better. you lost torque tho. i imagine you gained 4hp
#5
I thought a 2-to-1 on a v-twin was supposed to increase low-end torque at the expense of top end. More backpressure tends to equal more torque, no? Seems like degreeing the cams would be in order to optimize the gains.
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I'm keeping this short now. Just don't do it. Tuning was impossible. Especially with my custom huge K&N filter. My bike is back to stock intake, exhaust, and headers. i'm gonna install my factory jet kit, real k&n, and either jardine hi or Leo vince hi. I'm just so happy it actually runs well again. Resist the headache. Don't do it.
Perhaps with close to standard airflow to the carbs, your single exhaust will work ok. Just a thought.
#8
I had a single pipe for a while it seemed alright until I started racing it. It made a HUGE difference in power and response obviously more at the top. I estimate a 1/2 sec increase in the 1/4 mile times which is huge! If you want to run a single pipe without sacrificing power you must redesign the headers and not have any bottlenecks less than 2.25-2.5" diameter at the junction and back. The stock pipes are 2".
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