muffler popping

[kdmay]

Have a 06 roadking and my mufflers are popping when I decelerate, I was told I need to zero my throttle, so I zeroed the TP with the PCIII and it made the popping worse. Need help!

Thanks
06 roadking
stock ecm
stock pipes
Vans and Hines ovals
SE air filter
PCIII usb
map m807-213
kdmay@yahoo.com

[Steve Handy]

I type like S#$% so call me (928-486-9193) and Ill walk you thru it...It is a simple process if you have the CD for the power commander and basic computer skills...
Steve The Dyno Man

[Steve Handy]

kdmay, did we do any good with the adjustments I suggested ?
Steve

[kdmay]

Originally Posted by Steve Handy

kdmay, did we do any good with the adjustments I suggested ?
Steve

Steve have'nt had a chance to try the map yet working overtime, but i'll let you now when I get a chance.
thanks again
KMay

[DynojetResearch]

Let me know if you still need help. I have been out of town on business for a week.

[kdmay]

Originally Posted by Steve Handy

kdmay, did we do any good with the adjustments I suggested ?
Steve

Hi Steve bike not popping anymore still have a slight gurgleing sound on decel.
Thanks again
KMay

[Steve Handy]

Originally Posted by kdmay

Hi Steve bike not popping anymore still have a slight gurgleing sound on decel.
Thanks again
KMay

If the gurgle bothers you, you could try adding 5 to 10 more...
just stay away from 2000 rpm and lower...
Good Luck Steve The Dyno Man

[stupidglide]

Um, I'm no expert, but have any of you guys entertained a couple of basic things that most folks (including me) usually miss? The 'popping' from before, is usually unburned fuel igniting in the exhaust,(over rich mixture, resulting in the unburnt fuel) and is aided by a small exhaust leak somewhere downstream in the system. the gurgling noise is the same thing, only you have eliminated the over rich mixture that originally caused the popping. Mayhap you got a loose clamp somewhere in the works, or a less than sealed junction in the exhaust system. Its happened to me on more than one occasion, and its why I 'nut and bolt' the exhaust on my bikes at least a couple times a year. Hope it helps.