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  • orgis

    #1

    750 exhaust

    i recently put on a 4 into 1 harris pipe on ma '78 gs750e will i need to do anything else?like to the carbs or that?
    any help appreciated
  • Guest

    #2
    You'll have to raise you jet needle and you main jet size. I suggest a Dynojet stage 1 jetting kit.

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    • GSstiny

      #3
      Youll need larger jets. In order to get the optimum amount of power gain out of the 4-1 youll probably have to go to filter pods too, but that isnt a necessity.

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      • orgis

        #4
        Thanks for info guys i have two more questions
        Originally posted by chef1366
        You'll have to raise you jet needle and you main jet size. I suggest a Dynojet stage 1 jetting kit.
        Do you know whats the furthest i could take it?
        And where do i get one?

        Originally posted by GSstiny
        Youll need larger jets. In order to get the optimum amount of power gain out of the 4-1 youll probably have to go to filter pods too, but that isnt a necessity.
        I live in Scotland and winters here are harsh does the wet weather affect filter pods? You know like the dampness etc, i ride all year round rain & snow and sometimes dry and sunny

        Thanks again guys
        Last edited by Guest; 08-17-2006, 10:20 AM.

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        • dtkid

          #5
          I also ride everyday no matter the weather. I have in the past had issues with the K&N pods (on cold rainy/slushy days), however, I am now believing that problem that I was experiencing were electrical in nature (as on of my bothers from this site suggested at the time).

          I have never had any trouble with the foam/sponge pods (Unifilters) no matter how bad the weather. In addition, the foam pods won't require as much carb manipulation as the K&N style.

          I would help you further with jetting info. but I am not all that savy to the VM-carbs that your 78' uses. All my bikes except the 74' GT550 possess CV-carbs. You may want to send a message to Keith Krause on this site. I believe he has assisted many folks on this site with the settin'-up of VM-carbs.

          However, the addition of the 4-1 header probably will not require that you switch to pod-filters. It is true that "if you want peak performance" you want to re-jet and go with pods....but if you ride like me (rarely pushing the machine to its' limits) your header will probably not increase the air flow/velocity to the extent that you will absolutely need to re-jet and "pod" your carbs. Good Luck

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          • Guest

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            • orgis

              #7
              i am going for the k & n style not the foam ones
              thnaks for info

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              • Guest

                #8
                Then get the Dynojet stage 3 kit. It's worth the money cause it lessens the headaches.

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                • orgis

                  #9
                  cheers mate
                  basically what im looking for is max acceleration\torque with max top speed

                  im still a newby to all this but learning all the time
                  nice link thanks

                  thanks alot for all the info help so far

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                  • Guest

                    #10
                    I like your picture of darkness.

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                    • orgis

                      #11
                      Originally posted by chef1366
                      I like your picture of darkness.
                      thanks a guy in california done it for me for an online game im involved in
                      orgis is my character name i use it seems to of stuck

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