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[size=2]Hi all,
I just had SEII, Stage 1 installed and get a little backfire when I let off the throtle. Not bad...is this normal or is it running too lean. I use 93 octane. 2005 Road King, one beautiful bike. Thanks for the responces.
[size=2]Hi all,
I just had SEII, Stage 1 installed and get a little backfire when I let off the throtle. Not bad...is this normal or is it running too lean. I use 93 octane. 2005 Road King, one beautiful bike. Thanks for the responces.
Backfire out the pipe is too rich, not too lean. If it isn't too bad, don't worry about it. If it's popping out the intake, it's lean, and get it fixed.
My seIIs "pop" a little bit when I let off the gas after a hard accel but nothing to crazy. I actually think it sound kind of cool. If you had a major backfire problem you would know. Sounds like you have the "Harley patented pop."
GBH
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