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Remus exhaust, does this require a bike retune? - stevefire - 20-06-12
I have recently bought a Fazer 600 s 2004 model, great bike. It came fitted a Remus exhaust, however when riding at low revs i have noticed a "spluttering" "jerking" feeling in the throttle. I still have the original and am massively considering putting it back on as 1- its loud as F*@k and 2- its becoming an irritant when trying to accelerate and just getting a "choking" feeling from the bike.
Has anybody fitted one of these before? did you have the bike retuned after?
Thanks to any help.
Re: Remus exhaust, does this require a bike retune? - CRH - 20-06-12
you will find that some cans do need a re,jet??....chk stuttering fazer...ade the blade!!...he ended up doing a rejet and his was fine after that??
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Re: Remus exhaust, does this require a bike retune? - stevefire - 20-06-12
I thought as much, cheers mate. is this a straight forward job for any bike mechanic? i live in cyprus and doubt there are any Yamaha service centres here
Re: Remus exhaust, does this require a bike retune? - CRH - 20-06-12
pretty straight forward if you got a manual? ,..and of cause if you can sort the bits you need?....but if ?..like you say?..its as loud as fk?...happen best putting the std can bk on??.....should sort your problem out for nothing then hey??
Re: Remus exhaust, does this require a bike retune? - darrsi - 20-06-12
If you're in a warmer climate, make sure your air filter is okay 'cos if it hasn't been changed for a long time that could cause 'choking' as well.
Re: Remus exhaust, does this require a bike retune? - ade the blade - 20-06-12
got a lovely pair of remus revolutions on me vara. no tuning needed there as the `brain` deals with all the pressure flow etc. dont know what the score would be on ya fazer. like clive said, i had to re-jet and this has a `fuel` ( no db killer ) end can. good luck. hey remember.......loud cans save lives........and gets ya a nice collection of tickets !! :lol :lol :lol :lol love mine.....loud as sh&t !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! sweet music.
Re: Remus exhaust, does this require a bike retune? - Dead Eye - 21-06-12
Who needs music when you have the sweet sound of an exhaust note ^^
Re: Remus exhaust, does this require a bike retune? - stevefire - 21-06-12
Thanks all for the reply's. I refuelled with 98 Ron unleaded this morn because speaking with a guy last night, he experience similar probs with his car, would appear certain petrol stations are supplying not so pure petrols.. after a 15 min blast to get the fuel through the engine... what do you know ?? problem gone...
I would like to take this opportunity to apologise to anyone who i offended by suggesting i was going to put the stock exhaust back on.. i must have been feeling ill or something lol :lol
Re: Remus exhaust, does this require a bike retune? - ade the blade - 21-06-12
(21-06-12, 11:24 AM)stevefire link Wrote: Thanks all for the reply's. I refuelled with 98 Ron unleaded this morn because speaking with a guy last night, he experience similar probs with his car, would appear certain petrol stations are supplying not so pure petrols.. after a 15 min blast to get the fuel through the engine... what do you know ?? problem gone...well done mate for getting your bike back to rights
I would like to take this opportunity to apologise to anyone who i offended by suggesting i was going to put the stock exhaust back on.. i must have been feeling ill or something lol :lol
.......now get in the corner and slap your arse with a manky mackerel whilst saying ` i must not even think about silly things like that ever again :lol :lol :lol ...failing that, i should imagine clive ( crh) would be willing to help you out.........( shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, he`s into all that weird crap ) :rollin :rollin :rollin :rollin
Re: Remus exhaust, does this require a bike retune? - CRH - 21-06-12
(21-06-12, 06:45 PM)ade the blade link Wrote: [quote author=stevefire link=topic=3534.msg28873#msg28873 date=1340274281]well done mate for getting your bike back to rights
Thanks all for the reply's. I refuelled with 98 Ron unleaded this morn because speaking with a guy last night, he experience similar probs with his car, would appear certain petrol stations are supplying not so pure petrols.. after a 15 min blast to get the fuel through the engine... what do you know ?? problem gone...
I would like to take this opportunity to apologise to anyone who i offended by suggesting i was going to put the stock exhaust back on.. i must have been feeling ill or something lol :lol
.......now get in the corner and slap your arse with a manky mackerel whilst saying ` i must not even think about silly things like that ever again :lol :lol :lol ...failing that, i should imagine clive ( crh) would be willing to help you out.........( shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, he`s into all that weird crap ) :rollin :rollin :rollin :rollin [/quote] :b :b :b :b :b :b :b :b :b :b :b :b :b :b :b :b :b :b :b :b :b :b :b :b :b
Re: Remus exhaust, does this require a bike retune? - ade the blade - 21-06-12
sick biatch :lol :lol :lol :lol