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New V7 II Racer

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So I picked up my new Racer on Monday,When I picked it up,it had 5 miles on it,4 of those were from my test ride.The headers were turning yellow at that time.Since I bought it home its been raining a lot so I only put about 50 miles on it so far.The pipes have already turned a dark blue.I am new to EFI systems.Is there a way to adjust for this?
 
Ok then,good to know,thanks.Thought maybe there was a mixture problem.
 
Get after market pipes and ecu flash as soon as you can to stop the blues LOL.
With stock pipes you have the cats plus restrictions with all the junk in there to reduce noise so you end up with a lot of
Heat building up.
My bikes headers have a slight bit of bluing from the stock set up but once I did the pipes and flash it just stayed the same.
My headers are only slightly blue hope this helps.:)
 
I just brought my special home last week, it had 3 miles, and pipes are bluing also. I like the look though. I wanna get some mistral pipes, but damn it's expensive for the pipes plus a ecu tune haha. Also I work at 5am so I'm concerned about them being too loud for the neighbors at that time
 
Chokoloso said:
I just brought my special home last week, it had 3 miles, and pipes are bluing also. I like the look though. I wanna get some mistral pipes, but damn it's expensive for the pipes plus a ecu tune haha. Also I work at 5am so I'm concerned about them being too loud for the neighbors at that time
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Yes pipes and tune aren't cheap but the sound ;) the neighbours will love it LOL!
 
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