what size bit to use to drill the exhaust?

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what size bit to use to drill the exhaust?

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i have been reading around and i know to only drill 2 holes but i am wondering if anyone has a recommended drill bit size to use? thanks in advance
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as big as you can fit in there.
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Post by justinnielsen01 »

no no no. you need to drill two holes 5/16 inch it creates the right amount of back pressure
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justinnielsen01 wrote:no no no. you need to drill two holes 5/16 inch it creates the right amount of back pressure
No you stick it up the tailpipe and drill 2 restrictions.
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Post by justinnielsen01 »

that what i ment but in the baffles. that guy said to drill the biggest one
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justinnielsen01 wrote:that what i ment but in the baffles. that guy said to drill the biggest one
i know that you drill holes in the baffles but i also know that there are two baffles ones just a little farther back do i drill 1 hole into both or just two holes in the first baffle?
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One hole through both. As with any mod, check your plug and pay attention to the mixture. Most anything will make it run leaner and risk siezing. The first thing I did when I started mods was to check what main jet was in the carb and buy the next size or two bigger. Whenever you make a mod step up the main jet till it starts to four stroke at the top end then back off one size. Jets are way cheaper than pistons and rings.

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keithw wrote:One hole through both. As with any mod, check your plug and pay attention to the mixture. Most anything will make it run leaner and risk siezing. The first thing I did when I started mods was to check what main jet was in the carb and buy the next size or two bigger. Whenever you make a mod step up the main jet till it starts to four stroke at the top end then back off one size. Jets are way cheaper than pistons and rings.

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Yea properly tuned it will 4 stroke on the stand.
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