JohnnyQuest
Member
Just got my hands on a set of SLP pipes for the wife's SXR 700... Anybody have a good starting point clutching setup for them? What rpm do the run?
they run 8900 to 9000. I have run this setup for over 8000 miles. 147.5 mains across stock pilots 2nd clip, 8CR weights with bender blue spring in primary. I cant remember what helix is in my secondary off the top of my head its a Bender secondary. did you get the 3 into 1 can? or the old style stingers?
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JohnnyQuest
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8900-9000........they run the same rpm's as the Hauck's that ive run for years. I should be able to clutch similar to those then i am hoping :-) I have about 9 helixes and a pile of springs to play with
bluebandit98
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what about bender pipes what rpms should i be runnin my old xtc 700 with benders was 9100 but stock it use to get 880 but the sxrs stock peak rmp is 8500
run 150 mains ,remove the shelf,everything else in the carb ,stock.put some 8cr's with 13.3mm rivet inside hole,10.3 outside.Blue white blue primary spring at 70*
bluebandit98
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thank you what will th etop rpm be with that set up
Bluemonster2
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I put these pipes on earlier in the season and all I can say is I like them alot. I went with 150 mains but recommend 147.5 if you ride in warmer weather. Even at -15c im still pretty rich up top. Unless of course u ride in below 0f them run the 150.
slp
should be able to download pdf for install recomendations straight from slp. has charts for elevation as well. my 2 cents
should be able to download pdf for install recomendations straight from slp. has charts for elevation as well. my 2 cents
Bluemonster2
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maxco said:
Yes the SLP website has all the info. Basically it says 0 to 20f =147.5/ 0f to-20f=150. Needles and pilots stock til 0f or colder. I think they leave you pretty safe, even on a -5f day my plugs looked pig rich WOT. I even raised the needles when I did the install because I wanted a safe baseline(it was very cold that day -10f) and it was wayyy rich in the midrange so I put it back to stock. Im gonna go with 147.5 for next season because I know im losing power on the warm days with the 150s
