took the carbs off TOG (again) last night after a hard days work on my youngest sons house rebuild. Continuing the "get the jetting correct" game with nothing taken for granted and no "seat of the pants" stuff whatsoever, not listening to any advice, the dyno does it all, says it all, and is God as far as I am concerned, Each change is made because of a dyno run,(same dyno each time) it is getting close now and what comes out this time is very close to factory specs and is what every one, more or less uses, modern fuel has a lot to answer for, because with stock jetting (excepting a K1 needle) the bike does run and idle very well, but starts off (on tick over plus a knats cock) as slightly rich, then as the slide comes into play, a little richer, then on slide/needle, way too rich, and back to more or less ok on main jet of 115, (three quarters throttle + to flat out)
I am going to try it on standard needles K14 (instead of K1) 55 maybe 60 pilots (instead of 65) not changing slides (60/2), main jet will probably need changing later because of the current changes, and possibly the slides, but the dyno operator seems to think that I may need a half step as far as the slides go, which I will do if necessary, its only time and money, helped by having a fine limit machinist/engineer in the family.
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