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Engine popping
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Would air pods, a header and larger jets in my carbs cause engine problems for a stock kz 1000 engine?:blink:
Is the pop on deceleration? Some members (including me) have reported that a loose header clamp can cause a pop. You might be sure that yours' are torqued properly, but be careful. Those little studs can strip/break easily.
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Pods and headers not only run more air through they change the flow characteristics which means the needle taper is no longer matched to the engine flow. IMHO, pods are 10000X more trouble than they are worth.
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I would go back to the stock air box and dial the jets and needles in from there.
Careful there Bountyhunter; Trianglelaguna will call you names for making such a suggestion. :laugh:
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