pipe discoloration

[todostusmuertos]

Thank you for the information about "rejetting".

[biker_mit]

Thank you for the information about "rejetting".

Glad to help.

try to contact manufacturer of your pipes.Sometimes they also manufacture jets for your particular carburetor

[todostusmuertos]

Man and that's the thing, I can't tell what kind of pipes these even are.
They don't say anywhere. They sound good as hell that's all I know.

[canuckerjay]

I've also heard of this stuff called "blu-job" that works nicely.

No seriously - that's the name!

[todostusmuertos]

BLU JOB?
I don't know man, I don't think that's gonna work man.
Oh, my bad.

hahaha

[todostusmuertos]

I tried that "blue Away" stuff and it didn't work. It sure made them shine but that was about it.
I scrubed the hell out of it too.
Is there any time of pipe covers you can use?

[ArcticHarleyMan]

Best advice I have heard is:

Before you ride your bike, coat the inside with white high temperature engine paint. It pulls the heat away from the metal. I've never tried it, but my buddy swears by it. He builds custom bikes ane is an automotive mechanic, so I believe him.

[canuckerjay]

Just ceramic coat them and never worry again. As soon as I store it in a couple weeks, that's the first thing I'm doing.