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Posted by Troll
 - September 07, 2015, 13:08:31 PM

I sure wish noise really equaled power, but it doesn't. The stock exhaust and the stock carb jetting are EPA certified, and hence, both quiet and lean. Even with all the correct parts, there is still an off-idle lean condition that the EPA seems to like, but everybody else hates. Get a DynoJet carb kit and rejet. This will fix the too lean condition, and please do something to quiet it down. There are lots of potential voters and non riding citizens who do not appreciate motorcycle music...

Posted by Tfrank59
 - September 07, 2015, 09:07:00 AM

Hey there my first post on this, as I just bought an '06 800 drifter.  So this bike has shotguns with no baffles, I got to say way too loud for me, and I'm already looking at picking up some baffles for it.  I really wish it still had the stock exhaust, with that fishtail on the end, but the PO ditched it for some reason.  Anyway, the thing is running way too lean – apparently they didn't reject the carb for these open pipes -- so it really doesn't want to take the gas at all.  Now my question is this, when I put baffles in, should that get it close enough to the OE back pressure that I don't need to do any tweaking of the carb?  In other words, I want the bike to run richer than it does, and at the same time I plan to make it a little "constipated" ;D and I want to know if that action alone will make it perform like I want it to?  Thanks for all your help.
Tom

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