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- netherlands
Hello cant find it..a topic of drying out the sxr stock exhaust...can you help me with some pics or how to manual ore a link...
Thanks!
Thanks!
Drying out stock sxr 800 exhaust
- Thread starter aqualocos
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- netherlands
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- netherlands
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- seattle area, Wa
Hmm, now i'm not so sure anyone has ever done this before..so google searching is probably a bad idea. /sarcasm
it's simple; you find out where water goes INTO the exhaust and make it so LESS water is going into the exhaust. the methods will vary but the outcome is generally the same
it's simple; you find out where water goes INTO the exhaust and make it so LESS water is going into the exhaust. the methods will vary but the outcome is generally the same
- Location
- Hermosa Beach, CA
I had it done on my 08 SXR...go to pwctoday.com and search on been asked a bunch. Also I know there are SXR Facebook pages as well you could try.
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- netherlands
I'm i the first? Don't believe that haha
I've heard you can dry it out but you have to cool after the exhaust...i run a dry pipe asking for a friend...maybe same settings with the pisser in the exhaust pipe before the waterbox ?i thought...
I've heard you can dry it out but you have to cool after the exhaust...i run a dry pipe asking for a friend...maybe same settings with the pisser in the exhaust pipe before the waterbox ?i thought...
- Location
- Hermosa Beach, CA
http://www.pwctoday.com/showthread.php?t=25944&page=4
found it in a search in 15 seconds haha
Start on page 4 and go from there
found it in a search in 15 seconds haha
Start on page 4 and go from there
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- Hermosa Beach, CA
I ran the R&D restrictor sleeve as well inside the pipe
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- netherlands
Hey thanks!
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- Hermosa Beach, CA
no problem...post a pic of your sxr let me check it out
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- the jetski grave yard
to dry out any pipe, the hose that comes out the top of the head and goes to the head pipe needs to be restricted so less water dumps into the chamber. that head fitting is what feeds water to all the exhaust after the manifold. you can also have the hole where the water dumps into the chamber welded up and redrilled smaller, to dry the chamber out. thats the best way but requires more. get one of those jetworks adjustable knob type flow controll valves, put it between the head and pipe and play with it. too dry and it'll get too hot. it'll run better until it smokes a hose or water splashes on it creating steam and motors dont run good breathing steam. stock sxr has the big brass flush fitting on the head. use the flush outlet/inlet as a pisser and divert some of the water out instead of into the chamber.
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- netherlands
Thanks all!! Were gonna go fo the controle valve and play with it