I put the SE Slip Fits, SE Air Cleaner, and recalibrated the carb on my 02 FXDL. I should have thought of this before I did the carb but now I'd like to remove the baffles in the mufflers. If I do this will I have to do the carb again and what is the best way to remove the baffles?
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Increase air flow and you'll probably need to re-jet. I think it is a standard formula...more air means more fuel to maintain the fuel air ratio.
manny
manny
Since the SE's are supposedly free flowing I wouldn't have thought that removing the baffle would increase the flow enough to rejet again. I decided to go with a 48 slow jet. Shouldn't this be enough? Also do you know the best way to remove the baffle?
http://www.directparts.com/static/articles/baffles.html
check this out i used the latter suggestion and it worked great just be prepared for the hole saw to grab. i wrapped mine in towels and the rachet strapped them to the workbench and used the bench to lay the drill on so that it would not break my wrists ouch, any ways it works.
check this out i used the latter suggestion and it worked great just be prepared for the hole saw to grab. i wrapped mine in towels and the rachet strapped them to the workbench and used the bench to lay the drill on so that it would not break my wrists ouch, any ways it works.
I would go with a 195 main, that way when your at 4000 rpms you can pass more gas and make more HP two.
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