Exhaust glowing red...

[Blueknyt]

You need so much liquid gasoline enter the cylinder its going to be impossible

Nope, seen it happen to a buddies honda CBX (inline 6 cyl)

he also confirmed an exhaust leak would help with the Overly heated exhaust, which allowed fresh air into the pipe to burn the fuel that survived cumbustion.  Never say its imposible, perhaps improbable backed by unthinkable odds, but never imposible.

By rights, a Bumble bee Can Not fly, they are built incorrectly aerodynamicly, but someone forgot to tell them that.

[werase643]

I am a lazy ass clown... Srinath.

John,     a little help here...... :mrgreen:

[The Buddha]

You need so much liquid gasoline enter the cylinder its going to be impossible

Nope, seen it happen to a buddies honda CBX (inline 6 cyl)

he also confirmed an exhaust leak would help with the Overly heated exhaust, which allowed fresh air into the pipe to burn the fuel that survived cumbustion.  Never say its imposible, perhaps improbable backed by unthinkable odds, but never imposible.

By rights, a Bumble bee Can Not fly, they are built incorrectly aerodynamicly, but someone forgot to tell them that.

The carbs, jets, and everything else on the intake side were stock... and yes air entering at a exhaust leak will make the unburnt gas burn up... but think about it, it will misfire in the pipe when it does... OK OK OK Most likely... and you will say it misfired... before saying glowing red. The bike can be a hair lean... as it was from the factory, and could be having a exhaust leak... so glowing red... I'll start with those as my basis... I doubt its anything more complicated.
Cool.
Srinath.