ryanss17
01-18-2004, 01:27 PM
so i put on a dyno port racing silencer that i bought, and was wonderng if u have to do any jet work or clutching to it? or is everything ok? by the way it sounds awsome, not to loud but still has a nice rumble to it
FuzzButt
01-18-2004, 02:35 PM
yes.
more air movement means more fuel is needed.
More power means that your clutches will need to be re-tuned for the new powerband.
ZR Sled Head
01-18-2004, 04:44 PM
In most / all cases the use of an aftermarket can does not require changes to your clutching and or jetting. However, in the case of my 800 ZR I did have to get use to the drop it H/P and torque. No kidding, it turned into a pooch but picked right up when I reinstalled the stocker.
Rick.
ryanss17
01-19-2004, 09:28 AM
ok so i get 2 different reply's which is correct?
ZR Sled Head
01-19-2004, 11:12 AM
Check with the can mfg. most state that clutching and jetting remains the same. However, I'm not kidding about the immediate power loss on my sled with an aftermarket can. I could beat my buds MXZ-800 with my stock exhaust but he killed me when I was running the aftermarket one. Sled picked right back up with the stocker back on. The only increases you'll see from it is in both noise and mental H/P.......nothing else.
Rick.
ZR,
What company manufactured the can you installed? I had the same result with an MBRP on my mxz700.
speed is everything
01-19-2004, 01:11 PM
True dat. leave the stock exhaust alone unless you have a ported motor. I have yet to see an aftermarket can or exhaust that beats the stocker.