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Big Bill 04-12-16 13:38

First ride
 
Love the bike.
Hate the popping all the time, owned a few 955i Tigers and this was caracter.
The Xt popping get on my nerves as it is all the time.
Apart from that I love it.

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Pleiades 04-12-16 14:27

Quote:

Originally Posted by Big Bill (Post 226888)
The Xt popping get on my nerves as it is all the time.

Ten minute job to stop the popping. Read this thread...

http://www.xt660.com/showthread.php?t=11113

micron_Ed 04-12-16 21:15

found on my bike it had previously had a scotoiler on it which they had cut a T piece into the pipe for and removed scotoiler when bike was sold and just pulled it off leaving T piece open, put new rubber pipe/tube on made big difference. Enjoy the bike,

Big Bill 07-12-16 12:07

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pleiades (Post 226889)
Ten minute job to stop the popping. Read this thread...

http://www.xt660.com/showthread.php?t=11113

Can this blocking mod be done with the standard exhaust?

Thanks for the replies

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Pleiades 07-12-16 19:21

[QUOTE=Big Bill;226930]Can this blocking mod be done with the standard exhaust?/QUOTE]

Yes. You will be fine.

The only thing to consider is that blocking the AIS will reduce exhaust temperatures from a cold start (where the valve is open all the time) so the catalyst doesn't get up to temperature quick enough to work properly and also unburnt fuel will (over time) potentially damage the catalyst. In other words emissions will be affected, but as they are not tested on the UK MOT, it doesn't matter. Engine performance and fuel economy will not be altered.

Big Bill 08-12-16 22:49

Also I saw a link somewhere about keeping the standard exhausts but removing the cat by cutting open, I have done a search but can't find it.
I hope it was on here.
Any help will be appreciated.

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Jacques le Roux 09-12-16 08:26

Hi mate. Have a look at http://www.redbikejohn.com/Tenere%20...s%20Review.htm
for removing the cat.

Jacques le Roux 09-12-16 08:27

Scroll down a bit and you will see the whole process in pictures.

Pleiades 09-12-16 21:35

Quote:

Originally Posted by Big Bill (Post 226950)
Also I saw a link somewhere about keeping the standard exhausts but removing the cat by cutting open, I have done a search but can't find it.
I hope it was on here

RBJ's web site and instructions are great.

If you want to get a cross-section of other people's experiences and see various different approaches to the same ultimate goal, then have a read of this thread:

http://www.xt660.com/showthread.php?t=13652

Big Bill 16-12-16 16:43

Thanks All
Much appreciated.

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