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73 gt550 with bromlech 3 into 1 jetting suggestions?

Posted: Mon Jan 23, 2012 12:16 am
by MikGsxr
Hi all, just picked up a bromlech 3 into 1 exhaust for $50! looks great, just needs a sand and a respray with the bbq black spray paint! here is the question:
Do I have to do anything to the jetting if I only change the exhaust? I am keeping the stock air box, filters etc. someone told me that no changes are necessary with a pipe change, only if the air filters are changed or the air box is modded.

any suggestions would be great.

Thanks

Re: 73 gt550 with bromlech 3 into 1 jetting suggestions?

Posted: Mon Jan 23, 2012 3:07 am
by Craig380
Just my 10p worth, but my 380 ran a little rich with a Piper 3-1 (stock carbs, airbox and filters). I got it dialled in with a tweak of the pilot screws and removing the snorkel from the back of the airbox.

I think it's highly unlikely it will run lean with the 3-1 and stock everything, but as I say, just my 10p worth ...

Be prepared for a bit of fiddling when mounting the 3-1 to the exhaust ports in the cylinders ... three hands are useful :wth: . I sorted it using fresh exhaust gaskets with a little silicone sealer, then offered the pipe up and mounted it with loose bolts, then tightened the exhaust flange for the CENTRE cylinder (to 'square' the exhaust mouths into the ports), then gradually tighten the other two exhaust flanges down snugly, then finally the frame mounting.

Good luck, enjoy the noise :twisted:

Re: 73 gt550 with bromlech 3 into 1 jetting suggestions?

Posted: Mon Jan 23, 2012 4:41 am
by MikGsxr
Thanks Craig, good info. will let you know how it turns out. just waiting for the bike to arrive from america in the next few weeks, bought the pipe today as I got a smoking deal on it.

Re: 73 gt550 with bromlech 3 into 1 jetting suggestions?

Posted: Sun Jan 29, 2012 9:48 am
by tz375
Mike, there's a couple of members on here in OZ with that pipe on a GT750. You might try PMing them directly.

In their adverts back in the day, Bromlech claimed that stock jetting worked fine.