#1 and #2 exhausts way cooler

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  • Snowdiver

    #1

    #1 and #2 exhausts way cooler

    I have a Kirker four into one exhaust and after running for five minutes the #1 and #2 exhausts are easy to touch. The #3 and #4 are hot. What a m I missing here?
  • Guest

    #2
    What have you done to the bike?
    What do the spark plugs look like from those cylinders?

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    • Snowdiver

      #3
      Originally posted by chef1366
      What have you done to the bike?
      What do the spark plugs look like from those cylinders?
      I cleaned the carbs and replaced the float bowl gaskets. I just got this bike a couple of weeks ago. It starts easy and seems to run fine. I just thought I'd touch the pipes and noticed the huge difference in temp?

      I only took out #1 plug and it looked slightly wet and I looked into the plug hole and it looked wet also. I thought the coils were for 1&4, 2&3, so a bad coil isn't the problem, right?

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      • Guest

        #4
        Originally posted by Snowdiver
        I cleaned the carbs and replaced the float bowl gaskets. I just got this bike a couple of weeks ago. It starts easy and seems to run fine. I just thought I'd touch the pipes and noticed the huge difference in temp?

        I only took out #1 plug and it looked slightly wet and I looked into the plug hole and it looked wet also. I thought the coils were for 1&4, 2&3, so a bad coil isn't the problem, right?
        Right.
        Where the plug wire goes into the cap twist it out and cut it to get a nice copper wire and rethread it.

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        • Snowdiver

          #5
          Originally posted by chef1366
          Right.
          Where the plug wire goes into the cap twist it out and cut it to get a nice copper wire and rethread it.
          Thanks, I will do that tomorrow.

          One more thing, I see that the pipes have a blue tint to them. I think that the color should be more golden. Maybe it is tuned to lean?

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          • Guest

            #6
            Seal up that airbox.
            Replace the intake o-rings if you have them

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