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gs1100e has anyone used a factory pro jet kit?

my understanding has been that just a 4-1 with no intake changes usually does not require a rejet. I'm no expert.
That depends a LOT on the design of the pipe and the muffler. A quick way to tell whether it will need re-jetting is to listen to it. :-k

If it's louder than stock, that means it's flowing more, so will need to be jetted. A "quiet" or "street" baffle will have the smooth 4-into-1 sound, but will have enough baffles or a small-enough pipe that there is not that much more flow than stock. By the way, stock Suzuki pipes do flow remarkably well, so it has to be a pretty good replacement pipe to show much of a power increase.

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I am writing the end of this thread, dont know if I should delete or if there is good info for future readers. I just checked my compression and it is bad (this performance issue started before resetting my valves). 1=100 2=155 3=25 4=100.

So I guess my new fp kit and pods will have to wait while I figure out how to get the engine rebuilt.:frown-new:
 
No point in deleting.... check your valve clearances before you hang your head too low. Maybe one is tight on #3.
 
WOOHOO it was a false alarm. TxGSrider came over today and got me sorted out. I didnt know I had to check the compression with the throttle open. We checked it and I have 160+ on 3 of them and 155+ on cylinder #1.

Anyway, the issue wasnt that I needed larger mains but smaller. Evidentally this Delkevic pipe has LESS flow than the stock pipes, so we reduced them from the ORIGINAL 115s to 107.5 on the outside and 115's on the inside. Even then it had similar symptoms but not as drastic, so we removed the airbox lid and it is running all the way to redline now.

Funny story: 110's across would have probably been a good option but I didnt have that size on hand because the other day I traded 4 new 110's I had on hand to the motorcycle shop for the two 125's that I thought I needed to up it to.

Anyway, this has me sorted out for the dripping springs trip and I will install the FP kit and pods after I get back. Whew, I feel like I dodged a bullet even though the fear was from my own dumbassness.
 
Back in the day, most instructions that came with 4-into-1 pipes said to remove the airbox lid; no other modifications to the intake were recommended.
 
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