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93 kdx 200sr exhaust

Posted: 12:50 pm Jun 17 2018
by jhogg7575
I have a standard exhaust on my kdx and have cutting and welding equipment to remove the inner baffels but I am unsure what jetting changes will be required just for this and maybe the removal of the snorkel. I would like the jets ordered before I go ahead. It's still on 28 mm carb at this point.

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Re: 93 kdx 200sr exhaust

Posted: 02:03 pm Jun 17 2018
by EPalmer
I'm interested to see what people say about this

Re: 93 kdx 200sr exhaust

Posted: 07:10 am Jun 18 2018
by Julien D
With the exhaust opened up and the airbox open you'll likely need to go up a size or two on pilot and main to compensate for the additional airflow. Best to get a few jets so you can run through the process properly. They aren't expensive.

Re: 93 kdx 200sr exhaust

Posted: 04:11 am Jun 19 2018
by jstcraig
This could be Avery interesting post, please keep us all in the loop as you proceed


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Re: 93 kdx 200sr exhaust

Posted: 04:38 am Jun 19 2018
by jhogg7575
Will look for larger jets. Will post results when I get them

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Re: 93 kdx 200sr exhaust

Posted: 01:28 pm Oct 13 2018
by jhogg7575
After riding for a few months have got the slow and main jets that I need. Have removed the oil injection system. Now running 32/1 premix. Found a throttle restriction device (large metal spacer stopping carb slide fully working) in the 28 mm carb. So now have cut and welded the exhaust to remove the baffels see pics now onto jetting.ImageImageImageImage

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Re: 93 kdx 200sr exhaust

Posted: 06:38 am Dec 03 2018
by Hooters
So how was the result? Was it worth the effort?

Re: 93 kdx 200sr exhaust

Posted: 07:38 am Dec 03 2018
by KDXGarage
Did you see any change due to exhaust pipe temperature going up? I would think that the pipe would be hotter now without all the metal from the baffles.