K&N filter and dynojet kit problems
Posted: Sun Apr 12, 2009 5:09 pm
when fitting the K&N filter should you take out the snorkel in the airbox? or leave it in?... I've put a quill end can on, dynojet kit and K&N filter.. goes like stink in gears 1-4 but when in 5th & 6th at about 12,ooo rpm it won't pull through. could this be because the snorkel has been removed?
we've had a play around since.. re-balanced the carbs, adjusted the mixture screws and lowered the needles one notch from what dynojet recommend.. As the re-dyno run showed the bike to be running rich up to about 10,000 rpm
We're contemplating cutting the snorkel back a bit to allow that little bit more airflow.. but canot take it out completely as we feel the air flow above 100mph must be pressurising the airbox too much and means the bike won't pull through.
i'd be interested to know from any of you that have tried a few tweeks (k&n, dynojet and end can improvements) and what troubles you may have had, or quick wins..
The bike sounds great by the way... Just it runs a bit rough through the rev range until it's fully on song
I think it's a bit more responsive in the mid range - but on the dyno runs i've only gained from 60.15 to 62.8 hp. the bike was spot on fueling wise before i started,and now it's not as smooth. To be honest i wish i'd never started messing around, butnow the dynojet's in it's too late so we're trying to make the best of things.Tadpole
we've had a play around since.. re-balanced the carbs, adjusted the mixture screws and lowered the needles one notch from what dynojet recommend.. As the re-dyno run showed the bike to be running rich up to about 10,000 rpm
We're contemplating cutting the snorkel back a bit to allow that little bit more airflow.. but canot take it out completely as we feel the air flow above 100mph must be pressurising the airbox too much and means the bike won't pull through.
i'd be interested to know from any of you that have tried a few tweeks (k&n, dynojet and end can improvements) and what troubles you may have had, or quick wins..
The bike sounds great by the way... Just it runs a bit rough through the rev range until it's fully on song
I think it's a bit more responsive in the mid range - but on the dyno runs i've only gained from 60.15 to 62.8 hp. the bike was spot on fueling wise before i started,and now it's not as smooth. To be honest i wish i'd never started messing around, butnow the dynojet's in it's too late so we're trying to make the best of things.Tadpole