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LOUD backfire!!! Hawk 250
bike has a very loud backfire on deceleration..
- Mods - stock pz30 carb 0.5mm overstock pilot jet 115 main jet needle raised +2 mixture screw about 1 1/4 out POD filter spark arrestor out baffle drilled out (about 8 holes) cat removed any ideas???? |
did you check valve clearances?
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Usually "Popping/Backfire on deceleration" means : Pilot jet too small or Mixture Screw is off (usually a bit lean)... might need to check valve clearances too
Also... according to "Mikuni"... "some heavily modified bikes (free flowing exhaust) will always have some kind of backfire/popping on deceleration"... You might try 1 1/2 to 1 3/4 turns or more on the mixture screw... make sure you go no more than 3 turns out... go to a bigger pilot jet if you go 3+ turns out |
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air leak in exhaust most lightly..
air is getting in and igniting the unburn fuel that gets in on a closed throttle.... Fuel / Heat / Air = BANG It may have always done it... now yer gutted the muffler & removed the CAT you can now hear it... My XT660 pops/bangs like a bastard on a trailing throttle. But it has a AIS (Air Injecton System) to let air in to burn the unburnt fuel.... Clean air bullshit and all that.. never head it till I put the Metal Mule pipe on... .... |
I agree with Pete. Sounds like an exhaust leak.
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If the bike has PAIR (exhaust air injection) blocking it off may cure it. Assuming it's tuned right and there are no defects this will likely stop the pop. If it doesn't have PAIR then you might have an exhaust leak or it might just be going lean on decel, not uncommon.
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Do you have an air injection fitting or has it been blocked off? |
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but seriously, I'm not sure what that is. |
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to the head? |
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