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#41 (permalink) |
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Junior Member
Join Date: Jun 2011
Posts: 11
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Just my two cents,
I have a 350 UCE electra and rode with the Indore silencer for about 5000km on it after changing it at 3500km. While it seemed nice at first to get out a bullet-like sound, it's a racy horrible sound in reality. I lost torque at high speeds and the vibrations were too horrible to handle. My horn fell off, followed by rubber gaskets on the cylinder head. And the mirrors are constantly blurred. I reverted back to the stock silencer after getting it shortened from a good welder who also removed a bit of glass wool in it. I like it punchy and soft. It's a nicer, less louder, smoother beat now. |
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Bong Thumper
Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: Presently, where Kempegowda cooked his beans
Posts: 27
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Now to your specific question, lower than 1/4th throttle position is when the pilot jet circuit works inside the carb. And this includes the idling zero throttle position as well. The pilot jet screw (not the idling screw, which controls the engine rpm) controls the idling mixture. In Micarb VM24 carb, (I'm not sure what carb model you have on your bike) it's an air-bleed type, meaning screwing in makes mixture richer, screwing out allows more air to pass & hence leaner. An usual shock setting of pilot jet screw is 1.5 turns from fully closed position, but this isn't absolute. Engine to engine tuning varies. In your case, a slight richer pilot jet position is just-less (1/8th to 1/4th turn less) than 1.5 turns but your engine rpm must match your riding style. Also, on making rich, after normal running, check your plug to see if it's not too black or signs of too much carbon deposition on the insulator. For normal running throttle positions, needle jet plays the part. But it's usually accepting of a good range of normal setting changes, unless you require to produce more power, which is off-topic, or fit a free-flow exhaust, which is not in your case. The main-jet works only from 3/4th to full throttle, which you will do only on highway touring, so it's anyway not a problem, if of correct size, which is 90. Happy thumping, Anirban. |
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The rise of the new breed
Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: chennai
Posts: 22
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thanks caravan for typing such a big reply, thanks a lot .. i did this.. i pushed the air screw a turn in and the idle screw half turn up. for me mileage matters too
![]() one more thing , i am much of a tourer and not a local commuter. fixing this short bottle one will no way affect my longer rides right ? .. because over heating is a serious problem in long tours. i am taking my vehicle tomorrow to RE show for the air escape in the exhaust... wondering what they ll do ....
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Junior Member
Join Date: Sep 2011
Location: Hyderabad
Posts: 20
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Dude go for the short bottle neck silencers made for UCE engines, improves the thump and no effect on mileage , My bull delivers good torque and a mileage abou 45 kmpl in city conditions any issues revert me back! |
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Junior Member
Join Date: Sep 2011
Location: Secunderbad
Posts: 5
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Hello Guys,
I have a RE STD 350cc (UCE) motorcycle. It has some 6000kms on it. I'd like to know if there any places in Hyderabad to check out different silencers for my motorcycle. The reason I'm asking this to first hear how the thumping on my motorcycle is and then choose which one sounds heavy and bassy. I don't like loud thumps...heavy is good for me. Any idea brothers? Sairam? Isee you are from Hyderabad... Cheers!! Kevian
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Member
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Bangalore
Posts: 91
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Have you tuned your carb or something? I have a year old TBTS & the maximum mileage i have got is around 42 that too on a highway...If you can get 45 in city then 48-50 is what you should get in highway....you sure that it 45? Quote:
Do check the above link i have got goldenstar on my bird..... Sans classic Parts
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Junior Member
Join Date: Sep 2011
Location: Hyderabad
Posts: 20
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Junior Member
Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Bangalore
Posts: 3
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Hi Guys....I got myself a TBTS 6 months back...Its been an awesome ride so far...Smooth cruise...Clocked 4500Kms...Now am thinking of changing the silencer for more thump.
Need some advice. A lot of places I have heard about the short bottle silencer, goldstar, indore, std 350 silencer...whats the difference between all of these. Which one do you recommend? Does RE Service center stock any of the silencers? Need help guys |
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