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Re: G1 muffler BBQ; Hot Pics!
this is an interesting solution. I have an 88 G1 that isnt running so hot right now, slow to get up and go. What would be some possible symptoms that having my own muffler BBQ would solve?
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Just did my muffler this weekend....
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so all you do is sit the muffler on top of the fire? or do you need to get the fire up inside the muffler?
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this had BETTER not be some kind of "Newbie SNIPE HUNT", guys - my 2PG is cooking away in the fire as we speak, fingers crossed
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09-01-2010, 02:27 PM
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Re: G1 muffler BBQ; Hot Pics!
On a related note, back in the late 70's
 I owned a brand new 50cc Yamaha FS1E motorbike. The exhaust would require cleaning every 500 miles or so but it was pretty easy since you simply removed the baffle pipe from the muffler and cleaned it out. I wonder why more modern Yamaha vehicles never followed that idea ? BBQing the whole pipe looks like fun but it would be one heck of a lot simpler with a removable baffle like that little bike had.Chris. |
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Re: G1 muffler BBQ; Hot Pics!
ok this may be a dumb question, but is there any benefit to doing this to a muffler on a G9?
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Re: G1 muffler BBQ; Hot Pics!
Not a dumb question. G9 being a 4 stroke shouldn't have a build up of oily gunk. Blow compressed air through it the same direction as when running. Do it outside
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I have a G1 1985 yamaha and my cart also moves when I am starting it.
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