Can you provide any evidence to back up your argument? I'm not making a triple dog dare here, I'm just a "show me in black and white" kinda guy.

Allen

 

did you tighten the pipes correct ?
and did u check the bolts again ?
they may have backed off a bit -
did u change the crush washer when installing them ?
it may be air leak


just a thought

 

Woah...didnt mean to open a can of worms here. I appreciate everybody's input and will try both. I never gave the pipes a try without the Xied. I will take it off and see what happens, on the other hand i will mess with the dial and put a different setting and see if that helps. DK to answer your questions its happening on 4th and 5th gear and the tank is at half.

 

Do you have the correct type of XiED installed..

I think they should be different for the 2014 models..

Anyway, check for leaks, ride the bike without them..

Hope everything will be fine..

 

I sure do according to DK Costums (XL-ViED-14)...i will be getting home today and will try the different sugestions posted here.
Thanks!

 

I agree with Allen Riggs, you should show us some black and white to back up what your saying or it's just talk. I think anyone reading this would agree with DK and assume your just talking nonsense. He took the time to post FACTUAL EVIDENCE that Xied's do in fact work as advertised. You on the other hand just babbled about how a retail business is trying to make money. Funny thing about retail businesses, thats exactly what they're trying to do, make money. You also said that anyone who understands an internal combustion engine would agree with you; highly unlikely. I've been an ASE certified mechanic for 8 years and I can tell you that If an air/ fuel chart shows you that an engine runs closer to stoichiometric using xied's, then obviously they're doing their job. I think that the OP in this case just might have them set or installed incorrectly.