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Title: Rejet needed?
Post by: lv0ll9 on August 31, 2017, 05:31:32 AM
(sorry i'm probly the so many'th person to ask such a question but couldnt find a clear awnser on the forum/wiki/net  :oops: )

So yesterday i bought myself a practically new GS500F , build year of 2006, with 3000km on the clock.

It idles like it should, though the throttle has a slight lagg to it, which could mean as people say it runs lean out of the factory. Though when riding it i feel no problem with it.

Now i dont mind the slight lagg too much as it doesnt affect the riding aspect of the bike, but i'm looking to upgread the exhaust system, being to a full Delkevic system with a 350 or 450mm oval silencer.

Im planning to keep the filter etc all OEM as i purely like to get a better sound out of my bike.

Now i could rejet the bike to the spec on the wiki for full stock, but not sure that setting would work if i introduce a full system from delkevic over the OEM exhaust and there is no jet setting for a full exhaust system with an OEM filter.

So would i need to rejet further(or at all even?) than the reccomended stock jetting on the wiki if i plan to only change the exhaust and keep the filter OEM?

Thanks in advance!
Title: Re: Rejet needed?
Post by: The Buddha on August 31, 2017, 06:07:56 AM
Exhaust and OEM filter on a 06 is 20/132.5/3 turns/1 washer.
I would try the exhaust swap. If it behaves after that, don't need to rejet it. If it starts to act up then yea.
A lag in throttle response could well be a dirty filter or other mis adjusted set up (like a high float for that matter) both of which may be masking a leaner than ideal condition.
Cool.
Buddha.
Title: Re: Rejet needed?
Post by: lv0ll9 on August 31, 2017, 07:08:54 AM
Thanks for the reply!

Yea guess i'll try the system first before getting a set of jets. Just to see how it runs.