slobby silencer

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mnnthbx

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• Mar 15, 2004

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My FMF (fairly new) turbine core II blows exhaust splatters all over my fender and some on my back. It's a real pain to clean up. (I realize must folks could care less, but I get made fun of for having a spotless bike) I'm not sure if it comes out through the rivets, or it is simply the angle and legth of the outlet. Is this common? Any fixes?

 

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moridin

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May want to check the jetting - spooge is a way of life - but yours sounds a bit too much.

 

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mnnthbx

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42, 152, mid clip. Whether or not it's "spot on" I'm pretty sure it's not overly rich. Also, it's not overly "spoogy", just typical (I think) exhaust splatter. If I wasn'y so anal about a spotless machine, it would be no big deal. I'm guessing it's the angle of the silencer. Never had a problem with the stocker. Thanks for the input.

 

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moridin

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Dont know then. Maybe ride faster ro get the rest of the bike eaqually as "funky" to match. I think they look better with some character...

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mnnthbx

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You've got something with that faster thing....................

 

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well what hes saying is if your on the pipe more it might shoot the gunk further away from you and the bike , just joking :) . have you tried cleaning your spark aresstor ? sounds like the packing is loaded up .

 

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John Harris

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• Mar 16, 2004

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Still sounds like jetting is the main source. Try dropping the needle one more clip and see if that doesn't help. Remember that you have a build up and it will take a little while of hard riding to get it blown out. Took mine a couple of rides to get all the mess blown out and quit making the goop.