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2008 FZ6 with Scorpions

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My 2008 FZ6 with Scorpions, took me awhile too install, afterwards I did a Sync with the New MoPro Stick, alittle different because no Mercury is used.

I like the Scorpions and now with a 44T in the Rear, I really like this setup, Yeah I know "old Dude" setup.

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Thats a really awesome exhaust! I decided to go with the two brothers, but those would have been my second choice....

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I did a Sync with the New MoPro Stick, alittle different because no Mercury is used.

I like the Scorpions and now with a 44T in the Rear,

I try to ask ppl to explain what they are talking about when they lose me w/jargon.... A little help please

Oh and btw the exhaust sounds great. I'm praying my LV's have been delivered by the time I get off work today.:D
 
I synchronized the throttle bodies after putting the exhaust on with Motion Pros new Sync Stick, I also have put on a 44Tooth rear sprocket *that is 2 teeth down from stock rear sprocket*. Oh yeah I put in a speedo healer too.

Some o you guys out there are funny :thumbup:

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It is easy, I wish I had a full mercury carb stick, I have one with one tube out of 4 busted so I had to buy the New Motion Pro Sync Stick which does not use mercury and so I had to guess at the levels to adjust the throttle bodies to. Its very easy to Sync the FZ1 and FZ6 bikes. I think these are the easiest bikes to work on since they really have no full body fairings. Syncing only takes about 12 to 15 minutes to do. Probably even less for Professionals.
 
It is easy, I wish I had a full mercury carb stick, I have one with one tube out of 4 busted so I had to buy the New Motion Pro Sync Stick which does not use mercury and so I had to guess at the levels to adjust the throttle bodies to. Its very easy to Sync the FZ1 and FZ6 bikes. I think these are the easiest bikes to work on since they really have no full body fairings. Syncing only takes about 12 to 15 minutes to do. Probably even less for Professionals.

Could you explain what the hell you are talking about pleez?
What is syncing? How does changing the front or rear sprocket effect bikes performance?
 
:rockon:very nice i got the same ones, and i just installed them like 3 weeks ago. I love them good thing about scorpios is that they look good, and their sound is very deep and throwty
 
Syncronizing the throttle bodies mean you set each throttle body so that they each allow the same amount of air through, if not, one or more cylinders will be producing more power than the others and this will result in some roughness and fluctuating idle. On most cars this is not necessary because there is only one throttle body, but on sport bikes like ours with multiple throttle bodies, it is recommended that they be checked once in awhile to make sure they are syncronized with each other. About changing the rear sprockets, if you decrease the number of gears in the rear, the motorcycle will have a high top speed and lower cruising RPM than stock, but if you increase the number of teeth, the motorcycle will have a higher rate of acceleration, but a lower top speed with higher cruising RPMs compared to stock.
 
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