Actually what you need to do first is marble. Lot's of threads on this forum on how to go about it. Only took me about 5 minutes and almost eliminated the popping. Still some but not much and marbling is free.
actually you dont even need to marble.... first make sure the idle is set at a minimum of 950rpm, second make sure the throttle cables have the proper amount of slack in them and third when decellerating close throttle all the way... as having the throttle twisted even enough to take up the slack will make it pop...
Actually what you need to do first is marble. Lot's of threads on this forum on how to go about it. Only took me about 5 minutes and almost eliminated the popping. Still some but not much and marbling is free.
Thank you all for the marble ideea. I will try that first but how do you do a search on the subject for the VN900? This is not easy to navigate.
Also, Electronic Jet kit sells the Gen 3 digital box with 6 settings for $250. Does any of you have any input on this compared with Dobeck 4 pot box for $170 on Amazon?
I am asking because I intend to get a K&N air filter or box with a larger filter in the future.
Thank you all for the marble ideea. I will try that first but how do you do a search on the subject for the VN900? This is not easy to navigate.
Also, Electronic Jet kit sells the Gen 3 digital box with 6 settings for $250. Does any of you have any input on this compared with Dobeck 4 pot box for $170 on Amazon?
I am asking because I intend to get a K&N air filter or box with a larger filter in the future.
I would go with the Dobeck unit simply because they've been in the business for years and have their hand in the previous Power Commander fuel processors and now the Cobra Powrpro 2000. It's a simple unit that adds fuel and has a course adjustment.
The marble install is plugging a hose that originates in the back of the air cleaner and goes up to a solenoid valve near the backbone of the frame. Don't plug the hose that goes to the engine case because you'll blow out every seal keeping oil in the engine.
I would go with the Dobeck unit simply because they've been in the business for years and have their hand in the previous Power Commander fuel processors and now the Cobra Powrpro 2000. It's a simple unit that adds fuel and has a course adjustment.
The marble install is plugging a hose that originates in the back of the air cleaner and goes up to a solenoid valve near the backbone of the frame. Don't plug the hose that goes to the engine case because you'll blow out every seal keeping oil in the engine.
I called Dobeck yesterday asking about the 4 pot unit and I was surprised when the cust serv guy recomended EJK 912-0275 for my bike. I think it is the same company now or this is their newer product of Dobeck because they call this new all digital box Generation 3 with 6 functions and it is described on their website. And yes, I would go with the regular 4 pot unit. Do you have this one? TIA