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*You '''[[I want to improve my carburetor jetting|need to rejet]]''' and fine tune the carbs. | *You '''[[I want to improve my carburetor jetting|need to rejet]]''' and fine tune the carbs. | ||
*You need to cut the lower cowl around the pipe, as it will melt if you don't. | *You need to cut the lower cowl around the pipe, as it will melt if you don't. | ||
*While you are rejetting you might as well | *While you are rejetting you might as well [[How do I get the airbox out to install airfilter pods?|remove your airbox]] and [[Aftermarket air filters and pods|add some pods]]. You will have to pull your carbs off several times to get the jetting right. Putting filter pods on makes taking the carbs off much easier. It also increases the noise your bike makes, but if you're buying a Muzzy, you're not concerned with noise… | ||
*If you're a high mileage rider, the stock pipes have the advantage of being maintenance-free. All other pipes require maintenance at some interval. | *If you're a high mileage rider, the stock pipes have the advantage of being maintenance-free. All other pipes require maintenance at some interval. | ||
*A Muzzy will reduce weight. The stock system weighs about 18.75 lbs. A Muzzy system weighs 7.5 lbs. The stock mufflers alone weigh 13.5 lbs. | *A Muzzy will reduce weight. The stock system weighs about 18.75 lbs. A Muzzy system weighs 7.5 lbs. The stock mufflers alone weigh 13.5 lbs. | ||