Pipes and Jetting
This may be a dumb question for all you technically saavy guys out there... I bought my 2004 EC 300 from the original owner who had installed an FMF Gnarly Gold Series pipe... I also got the original GG pipe...
When my Gnarly pipe became sufficiently dented and dinged :o , I sent it off to be repaired and installed the GG pipe... I immediately noticed alot of piston pinging at higher rpms and it seems to be running hotter also... really lean apparently... Does this have to do with the jetting?... I remember reading somewhere that when you change pipes, you often have to re-jet... is this the case for my situation?? Thanks guys! |
I'm not from US so not sure what they shipped you in which year. Wondering if you have one with a restriction or catalyst?
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nope, no restriction or catalyst... just the standard GG pipe and the standard FMF Gnarly pipe...
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The Gasgas pipe is good for mid to top end power where as the Gnarly is more of a bottom to mid end pipe. Therefore, you jetting is richer on the bottom and leaner on the top. Try lowering the clip 1 position.
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Thanks 2s4l!!... i appreciate the advice... I will try that out before my next ride... it all makes sense to me...
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No problem. If that does not help in the bottom end try a smaller pilot jet.
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