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few changes then suddenly a quieter exhaust?

Started by Blueman, April 11, 2014, 10:08:27 AM

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Blueman

So I have a yoshi slip on and it sounds pretty nice and loud enough. I made 3 changes to the bike. I changed the main jet from a 142.5 to a 145. I changed out 3 shims to put them at .08 and finallyi took out the pair and plugged the 3 hoses. Afterwards my exhaust sounded more like stock. Any ideas why?
2007 Suzuki GS500F-7,500 miles
R6 throttle tube
Flush-mount front turn signals
K&N Lunchbox
Yoshimura Slip on Exhaust
14 tooth Front Sprocket
22.5/65/142.5 mikuni jets
Blue neon
HID Projector
Suzuki 1000 blue footpegs
Hand-painted blue brake calipers

Suzuki Stevo

#1
When I removed the Pair from my GSX650F it altered it's sound, I would put my money on the Pair being the thing that changed the sound. In my case it made the bike sound like I had racing cams?? After I got the fuel map altered on a chassis dyno the sound went back to stock sounding  :dunno_black:
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BockinBboy

Yeah, my money is on the Pair system... it tends to add pop in the sound of the exhaust, especially notable on decel with aftermarket exhausts (different than popping from leanness) - some remove the Pair system to get rid of that when they have an aftermarket exhaust...

- Bboy


Sonic Springs, R6 Shock, R6 Throttle Tube, Lowering Links, T-Rex Frame Sliders, SW-Motech Alu-Rack, SH46 Shad Topcase, Smoked Signals, Smoked LED Tailight, ZG Touring Windscreen

Blueman

I put the pair back in and it sounds good again. I'll just keep it in
2007 Suzuki GS500F-7,500 miles
R6 throttle tube
Flush-mount front turn signals
K&N Lunchbox
Yoshimura Slip on Exhaust
14 tooth Front Sprocket
22.5/65/142.5 mikuni jets
Blue neon
HID Projector
Suzuki 1000 blue footpegs
Hand-painted blue brake calipers

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