Thanks for the reminder!!!

[Dragonrider]

I had forgotten about the 10 minute idle, after a pipe install. I did that this morning, and the "shifting POP" is gone!!! I am really happy with my non-cat YOSH system.

[Bob Denman]

:thumbup:
Qestion: does that 10 minute cycle just kind of let the computer get used to the new situation?

[Dragonrider]

Lets the ECO accept the new O2 input.. So yes, that's correct.

There were a couple of older threads, and there was a reminder on another thread. I had totally spaced on the need to do this. Now, it'll probably be spring before I can see how well it worked…. sign :spyder:

[Arr MiHardies]

I didn't do this. I don't get a pop on my shifting, but my fuel economy isn't where I think it should be. I'll have to try this later today.have probably 400 miles on this new exhaust, and I think on the whole my mileage is worse. Maybe this is why.

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[Dragonrider]

Pipe-Cat+plugs+wires+non-ETOH=++14mpg on a direct apples to apples comparison. (24 to 38) That's a savings of $61 every 1,000 miles, so my payback is ONLY 13,902 miles… :yes:


:roflblack::roflblack:

[Bob Denman]

That's only ahout six months of ryding; right? ;)

[scooterexpress]

do you have to let it warm 10mins everytime you start it or just once a day or just once? i have a yoshimura and it pops on the shift quite often.

[boborgera]

do you have to let it warm 10mins everytime you start it or just once a day or just once? i have a yoshimura and it pops on the shift quite often.


Just once [first time after install]

The 15 minute is to cure the pipes, Especially with chrome pipes.
The pop on the up shift will some times happen if your shifting at a low rpm,
IF its popping while your decelerating that indicates a lean condition.