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PharoPlays

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Do I need a certain rejet kit for a straightpipe on a blast ? And if so what kind and any prolbems that could occur by running a straight pipe .
 
I have a straight pipe on my blast, it idles fine but going 65 down the highway it backfires like a MFer i cant decide if i should re jet or spend 300 bucks on an aftermarket or oem exhaust
 
I have a straight pipe on my blast, it idles fine but going 65 down the highway it backfires like a MFer i cant decide if i should re jet or spend 300 bucks on an aftermarket or oem exhaust

Aftermarket exhaust and jets.

Get a Jardine system, then when the can burns out its packing, replace the can with a 4" Supertrapp w/ 18 discs (retain the Jardine header) and you have the best off-the-shelf system still available.

Use 45/175 jets with the idle mix screw 2.75 turns out from soft-bottom.
 
thanks for the feedback, I'm trying to go the cheap route, looks like no matter what ill be dropping the bones on an aftermarket exhaust and ill probably take it to the shop for the jets so its done right
 
well I wasn't saying that jet combination was wrong. I will follow those specs when I rejet I've taken apart plenty of carbs on older bikes, atv's, atc's, lawn mowers, etc.. i just know how easy it is to make a mistake durring a diy carb alteration, This is my first go round on a modern 'sport' bike
 
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