side pipe
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From: Scottsburg,In/DaytonaBch,Fl
RE: side pipe
ORIGINAL: TheX
I'm curious too, and don't believe it's true actually.
ORIGINAL: ground zero
Why cant you put a 1000 pipe on a 600? why would it burn out your valves? I am not questioning your knowledge just curious why, especially with a aftermarket pipe.
ORIGINAL: skitzofrenzy
custom prob, but there are some really expensive side pipe conversions... search you might find it, i know i contributed to osme thread about it.
btw you cant put a 1000 pipe on a 600, you will burn out your valves
custom prob, but there are some really expensive side pipe conversions... search you might find it, i know i contributed to osme thread about it.
btw you cant put a 1000 pipe on a 600, you will burn out your valves
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RE: side pipe
I have a feeling that this thread has sidetracked, but you would most likely want to remap with a different pipe, whether it is from a 1 liter, or from it just being a freer flowing pipe. I doubt any of them would lean out the mix enough to burn valves, but why not compliment the pipe with a correct tune?
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From: 916 sacramento, california
RE: side pipe
well if you have a pipe that is not made for you bike, for the right back pressure or whatever it can burn your valves.... just like taking off your pipe to begin with right? i mean you have to have the right back pressure... someone back me up cuz now im doubting myself
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RE: side pipe
Having some backpressure is important, but it would most likey not solely cause you to burn valves.A freer flowing exhaust causes a leaner mix, and a leaner mix makes the exhaust temps higher. Exhaust temps that are too high can burn thevalves and ruin them.
