JBPRO question

[jponza]

Is it required for the TBR exhaust for our bikes? what are the consequences of not having one while having the TBR exhaust on? thanks ladies and germs:zombie:

 

[Rabbitman109]

Is it required for the TBR exhaust for our bikes? what are the consequences of not having one while having the TBR exhaust on? thanks ladies and germs:zombie:

Required? No. Recommended? Highly. The problem is that the bike runs lean from the factory. When you add an aftermarket full exhaust system, it flows more air, and your bike runs more lean. It starves the engine for fuel. It has been done before by other members to get an exhaust without a fuel controller, and there was no damage, but it isn't recommended, because there could be damage if a fuel controller isn't added for a long period of time.

 

[Marthy]

I did the dyno test back to back with stock exhaust and Supertrapp. Even with the Supertrapp restricted there was a 2 HP lost without a fuel controller. Imagine how much leaner it gets with an all open exhaust.

 

[Perdurable]

ok to make things stupid simple....

more air = less fuel
more fuel = more power
to much fuel = less power
to much air = less power

if you want your bike to make more horsepower the only way to do it is getting a TBR exhaust and a Fuel Controller otherwise your wasting your money!!!!

 

[danieljardim]

ok to make things stupid simple....

more air = less fuel
more fuel = more power
to much fuel = less power
to much air = less power

if you want your bike to make more horsepower the only way to do it is getting a TBR exhaust and a Fuel Controller otherwise your wasting your money!!!!

Are we really starting another thread about that? :facepalm: :justkidding:

 

[Perdurable]

Are we really starting another thread about that? :facepalm: :justkidding:

lol i dont know what else to do!!!!