.: XT660.com - The #1 XT660 Resource :.

.: XT660.com - The #1 XT660 Resource :. ( https://www.xt660.com/index.php)
-   XT660X/R Exhausts ( https://www.xt660.com/forumdisplay.php?f=222)
-   -   Gutted my exhuast now what? ( https://www.xt660.com/showthread.php?t=12114)

450X 31-10-09 18:57

Gutted my exhuast now what?
 
I have gutted my exhaust i belive i have to set the c01 setting, i have ridden my bike and all seems fine, no perforamnce diffrence that i can fell just a lot os back firing?

CaptMoto 31-10-09 19:09

Refer to the thread "fuelling fix" from the list you get once you click on my signature with the list of mods.

Good luck

450X 12-11-09 13:52

Co setting
 
I had a look at my Co after gutting my exhaust they were at 4 i was told to move it to 25, how do i know what is the correct Co, what do i look, listen or feel for?

Kev 12-11-09 22:19

Quote:

Originally Posted by 450X (Post 111480)
I had a look at my Co after gutting my exhaust they were at 4 i was told to move it to 25, how do i know what is the correct Co, what do i look, listen or feel for?

Adjusting the Co will only adjust the fuelling at part throttle (part throttle is when the throttle is closed to slightly open around 5%) Anything past 5% you will need a fuelling device to increase the fuelling.

You might expect to see a slight increase in HP but not much with this conversion by it's self. Your need to combine mods like stage 1 & 2 DNA filters fuelling device & open cans to feel any big HP gains.

Did you gut the cans by just removing the catalytic or did you remove the catalytic & baffle them??

450X 13-11-09 10:08

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kev (Post 111520)
Adjusting the Co will only adjust the fuelling at part throttle (part throttle is when the throttle is closed to slightly open around 5%) Anything past 5% you will need a fuelling device to increase the fuelling.

You might expect to see a slight increase in HP but not much with this conversion by it's self. Your need to combine mods like stage 1 & 2 DNA filters fuelling device & open cans to feel any big HP gains.

Did you gut the cans by just removing the catalytic or did you remove the catalytic & baffle them??

Took that cats and baffel out, so shoul di just,leave it on 25?

Old Git Ray 13-11-09 11:17

Quote:

Originally Posted by 450X (Post 111548)
Took that cats and baffel out, so shoul di just,leave it on 25?

That may help, but as Kev said, only at small throttle openings. When you mess with the exhaust it changes the mixture all the way to full throttle and you can only adjust the rest of it with a Power Comander or similar device. Your bike will probably produce less power than it originally did and just make a lot of noise. It may also damage your engine due to overheating.
By opening the exhaust or inlet you allow more air in than was originally planned for. This will make a bike that was designed to run lean for emmission reasons to run even leaner. There is only a small range of fuel mixtures that will let an engine work efficiently.
You need to provide more fuel through the whole throttle range and that cannot be done without a Power Commander or similar device.


All times are GMT +1. The time now is 23:26.

Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.11
Copyright ©2000 - 2019, vBulletin Solutions Inc.