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too much exhaust carbon?
18 posts · Started by gkjnr · 17 May 2010
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Post 5 by samba,
#5they go for much much less than £200 2nd hand on eBay dude.....do it....do it....
Post 6 by gkjnr,
#6i,ve had a look theres none that i can see
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Post 10 by gkjnr,
#10i know ,but i,m very impatient! alas i,ll just have to wait though
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#11Swap back to the stock map.
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Post 17 by ...BUZZ...,
#17the akra map is a very rich fueling,my cans coked up within a few hours,a pc3 is the answer to sort the fueling out.....
Post 18 by gkjnr,
#18strange thing is cos its been a lot warmer recently the problem has gone away the bikes running awesome with some superb pops and bangs on throttle lift off which really does it for me i love it!
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