[abhishekrawat1985]

Hello there guys...got an akrapovic exhaust and k& n air filter installed on my 250 today...
What I noticed was that it makes a popping sound when I rev it higher or wen m on high rpm...do I need to install a dynokit also ..will rejetting solve this issue..pls help

 

[KURT]

There's lots of info on this at Ninjette.com....

 

[abhishekrawat1985]

Thanx a lot Kurt ..this will help a lot

 

[Zandit]

There's lots of info on this at Ninjette.com....

I'm gonna have to put you in the sinbin for that Kurt!!:facepalm:
We have all of that info here as well!!

abhishekrawat1985, something else that helps remove the popping is removing the Kleen air system being removed.
See this - http://www.newninja.com/forums/f98/kleen-air-system-removal-pic-heavy-update-4659.html

I also shimmed the needles in Carbs and this helped immensly.

Good luck with it, and let us know the results!

 

[spooph]

I'm gonna have to put you in the sinbin for that Kurt!!:facepalm:
We have all of that info here as well!!

:thumb:

 

[abhishekrawat1985]

Hi there guys..My mechanic tells me that the new ninja comes with ECM chip n no carb..so no option for jetting and installing dynojet kit..he is advising me sprocket change and ECM remapping...pls advise

 

[Blue Ghost]

Hi there guys..My mechanic tells me that the new ninja comes with ECM chip n no carb..so no option for jetting and installing dynojet kit..he is advising me sprocket change and ECM remapping...pls advise

Put your baffle/silencer in your exhaust, then grin and bare it. Slip ons make noise. Basically what you've done is take a heavily baffled system and put a thin, hollow metal can on. So any extra noise your exhaust makes is now amplified. Not unless u are willing to pay some bucks for a re-mappable ECU, you may be stuck with the noise regardless.

A far as sprockets go, they have nothing to do with the exhaust directly. Changing the sprockets will lower your rpms so they are not as high. The right combo will lower you rpm speed but still allow normal operating speeds. However you can change the way the intake responds by changing the way up operate the throttle. Stop going from open /full open throttle to completely shut. Gradually ease off the throttle. This will help a little with the popping noise.

LeoVince