Rumble pack back pressure adjuster???

Jonathanpitzl

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• Jun 5, 2014

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We all know the sno stuff rumble pack wasn't a very good can for the m7.
It makes my m7 cut out. I'm just wondering if it makes since to anyone if a back preasure adjuster would help. Something like a slide gate in front or behind the can. that can be slid in and out
You think it would work or have any suggestions besides putting the stock can back on?

 

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• Jun 10, 2014

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Jonathanpitzl said:

We all know the sno stuff rumble pack wasn't a very good can for the m7.
It makes my m7 cut out. I'm just wondering if it makes since to anyone if a back preasure adjuster would help. Something like a slide gate in front or behind the can. that can be slid in and out
You think it would work or have any suggestions besides putting the stock can back on?

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Not worth the hassle of messing around, if it was possible someone would have already done it.. the 700 works way better with the stock can. period. The little weight savings you are getting with a can isn't worth the hassle of the bog. We fought it with two M7s and finally just put the stock can back on, now they rip.

 

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Troy Montana

• Jun 10, 2014

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Your not the only one that had that issue just get something else

 

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• Jun 10, 2014

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All the cat efi's are quite touchy about back pressure and seems to be directly related to fuel pressure. Half the 900's run great with the Thing can and half ran like crap, only real difference was a slight deviation in fuel pressure. Like the guys said, it would be a lot of hassle but on the other hand I always think it's fun to experiment. I would make a makeshift gate or port valve and go play until it worked good then make a stinger with the same flow rate. Maybe just an exercise in futility but you never know what you can do until you try.

 

Jonathanpitzl

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• Jun 10, 2014

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It would be a good summer project with my spare time, plus it would be fun to make it, if it doesn't work I'll just throw the stock can on

 

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Troy Montana

• Jun 12, 2014

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Noooooo!!!! Not stock.