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Old 10-16-2009, 10:00 PM
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Ya, don't worry about the cops. where the helmet and follow the rules and you'll be fined..er I mean fine.
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Old 10-16-2009, 10:51 PM
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LOL I don't wanna be fined I just have to speed away at 50kph lol
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Old 11-06-2009, 04:59 PM
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Hey Guys! I know this sound stupid but, how do you remove
the bottom of the muffler? I tried unscrewing the two screws on the
bottom and it still wouldn't come out? And after I take it out then what should
I do to make it go faster? I've done the break-in period (1 Gallon) but I'm sure
I have not gone 200 miles yet and it only makes it up to 27mph on flat.
How do I make it go faster?

Andrew
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Old 11-07-2009, 09:10 AM
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Hey blue boy, give your motor some time to break in, my last one took 300 miles strong before it got a suddden boost of power, shortly after i cut out the baffle and driled a couple holes, if you dont wate for the break in and start playin with the exhaust you may wash out your rings do to not enough back pressure, be patiant with your engine and then fine tune it and you will be happy with the amount of miles that you can actually get out of one of these motors, Good luck
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Old 11-07-2009, 09:55 AM
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Dosen't come apart easily. Pair of vice grips and a hammer works for me.
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Old 11-07-2009, 08:55 PM
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I drilled some extra holes in the end cap, because I'm a little suspect of a pipe coming out the back that is smaller than the opening at the motor- it seems really tempting back pressure poor performance to me. It did make things louder, which is unfortunate.

Then the friggin end cap fell off on it's own riding, I couldn't find it, and it seemed really too loud then. So my solution, posted this summer was to extend the muffler with an aluminum can (I use long 16 oz beer cans) and I drill holes in the end, which replaces the end cap, and makes the whole thing really even more quiet than stock. The can is held on by a radiator hose worm clamp.

Just how much difference it makes was evident one day when it came off. It was VERY much louder when it did. It is best to cut some seams lengthwise wher the can goes over the muffler so it overlaps itself a little and does not crimp. At first I used TWO cans and re-covered the whole muffler, but that kept a lot of heat on the muffler, so now I just use one, overlapped on the muffler end an inch or so.

I bought a chrome extended muffler and pipe from boygofast on ebay, but it won't fit my cruiser with oversized down tubing. Now it looks as if that WILL fit on a Scwhinn Wordl traveller I'm building, with normal size tubing, so I'm real happy about that, because both the pipe and muffler are considerably longer, and I know it will be quiet now, especially on a smaller 50 motor. And I can use the chrome muffler in the kit now on the cruiser- I'll probably still stay with the beer can extender, because it's quieter.

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