Triumphrat

Blacklion50

Does the Air Injection Removal have any performance benifits or is it simply to keep the exahust temp down and prevent the blueing of the headers? Just something was wondering.

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Geoff

no performance benefit of any kind.
makes it easier to get to the plugs, when you need to
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speedblastr

When I put Thunderbike pipes on mine,I experienced a lot of interrmittent popping, mostly deceleration.got rid of it, got rid of popping :hammer:

[ This message was edited by: speedblastr on 2007-05-17 20:02 ]

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Doc_Hollywood

Keeps the exhaust temps down so you don't burn holes in piston tops. This was an issue with the earliest of the imported machines from Triumph, and has been noted by several magazines with test bikes.

It was put there to conform to EPA regs and similar regs in other countries. It creats a lean condition inthe cylinder, and eats pistons if not removed. This is also the cause of the popping on decel (lean condition).

Doc

Blacklion50

Sounds to me like it's worth the $24 + s&h

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speedblastr

Doc ,I didn't know that ( Eat piston tops, if not removed.) I knew about the Bluing of pipes and popping ,glad I got rid of it! :-D

[ This message was edited by: speedblastr on 2007-05-21 17:26 ]

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