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Right now, I'm running Rush slip-ons with 1.75" baffles on my 2009 XL883 Low. I'm going to be buying a DK HiFlow 587 air cleaner very soon.

Would it be possible to run this set-up for a couple of months until I can afford to buy a Dynojet Power Vision ??

Has anybody ever had this set-up without a tuner, and if so, how did your bike run ??

Thanks in advance.

(Yes, I ran a search and didn't find anything. Pointing me to a thread or two regarding this would also be sincerely appreciated)
 
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Mine is carb'd so I can only lend but so much advice. That said, I would never recommend anyone intentionally go around with their bike running lean. Lean bikes run even hotter and over heating is a bad thing. Would it really be so hard to wait until you have the funds?
 
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When you buy the 587, pick up some Xied's to richen things up. Only $100. If you want to enhance or improve your fuel delivery down the line you can always sell the Xied's for 50 - 60 bucks and get your PV. $100 is cheap insurance and way better than nothing.
 
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Originally Posted by Peacekeeper6
Right now, I'm running Rush slip-ons with 1.75" baffles on my 2009 XL883 Low. I'm going to be buying a DK HiFlow 587 air cleaner very soon.

Would it be possible to run this set-up for a couple of months until I can afford to buy a Dynojet Power Vision ??

Has anybody ever had this set-up without a tuner, and if so, how did your bike run ??

Thanks in advance.

(Yes, I ran a search and didn't find anything. Pointing me to a thread or two regarding this would also be sincerely appreciated)
Higher-flow exhaust + higher-flow air intake = DynoTune/PV/PCIII/XiED are a MUST if you don't want to damage your engine that will be overheated due to extra lean AFR without any of the tuning/fuel enrichment option.

I am in similar boat (Rush slip-ons with 2" baffles and XiEDs) and plan to get a higher-flow air-cleaner sometime soon but I should be okay as I already have XiEDs (kindly confirmed by Kevin from DK Customs). So that will be my budget Stage-1 upgrade.
 

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Ran my 2012C with Rush 1.75" and 587 air cleaner along with xied's no problem, 5000 miles later still going strong.
 
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Ran my 2012C with Rush 1.75" and 587 air cleaner along with xied's no problem, 5000 miles later still going strong.
There you go! I will be taking pretty much the same route as soon as figure out a way to spread out and explain the expenses on bike when wifey sees it.
 
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As others have said, once you upgrade the pipes and Air Cleaner, you need to richen up your fuel mixture. Below is a link to a thread on forums that goes into much more depth about all the tuners.

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One of the Xied products would be an inexpensive and easy fix for your setup. Feel free to give us a call if you have any questions. We are here to help!!
 
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Originally Posted by AWS2111
Mine is carb'd so I can only lend but so much advice. That said, I would never recommend anyone intentionally go around with their bike running lean. Lean bikes run even hotter and over heating is a bad thing. Would it really be so hard to wait until you have the funds?
I suppose I could, but that air cleaner would really look good on my bike RIGHT NOW.

 
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When you buy the 587, pick up some Xied's to richen things up. Only $100. If you want to enhance or improve your fuel delivery down the line you can always sell the Xied's for 50 - 60 bucks and get your PV. $100 is cheap insurance and way better than nothing.
That's a good idea.

I'm not sure what Xied model I should buy. I do about 75% highway/25% town when I ride, and I'm about 4500 above sea level.

Any suggestions from Xied experts out there ??
 
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Originally Posted by kingxirol
Higher-flow exhaust + higher-flow air intake = DynoTune/PV/PCIII/XiED are a MUST if you don't want to damage your engine that will be overheated due to extra lean AFR without any of the tuning/fuel enrichment option.

I am in similar boat (Rush slip-ons with 2" baffles and XiEDs) and plan to get a higher-flow air-cleaner sometime soon but I should be okay as I already have XiEDs (kindly confirmed by Kevin from DK Customs). So that will be my budget Stage-1 upgrade.
In the DK website, there was a quick blurb about it being ok to run the 587 with stock exhaust, iirc.

I never thought that my Rush slip-ons were "high-flow", since they are still connected to the stock headers. I've always thought the slip-ons only improved the sound, and didn't really do anything to the air coming out of the engine.

That is why I started this thread.
 


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