#50 slow jets...anyone?
04-10-2020, 08:47 PM
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#50 slow jets...anyone?
So as posted I just (freakin finally I know) put #48 slow jets in my bike. Changed my life and great improvement.
Has anyone used #50 jets? I ask since I ordered a pair of them just in case the 48s didn't do the trick. Wanted some feedback on if I can just throw them in my other vtr when no one is looking. ?
Has anyone used #50 jets? I ask since I ordered a pair of them just in case the 48s didn't do the trick. Wanted some feedback on if I can just throw them in my other vtr when no one is looking. ?
04-13-2020, 02:29 PM
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I tried them in mine it was horrible.
Way too rich, very sluggish response would stumble badly at low speeds and at idle on hot days even with mixture screws set to 1 1/4 turns.
Colder days I figured would be better but she wouldn't fast idle was so fat , started loading up.
That was when I had the BMC race filter, factory adjustable rotor and modified air snorkel with kerker race exhaust. With the factory Ti needles it loves the 48s.
Way too rich, very sluggish response would stumble badly at low speeds and at idle on hot days even with mixture screws set to 1 1/4 turns.
Colder days I figured would be better but she wouldn't fast idle was so fat , started loading up.
That was when I had the BMC race filter, factory adjustable rotor and modified air snorkel with kerker race exhaust. With the factory Ti needles it loves the 48s.
09-11-2020, 02:48 PM
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I'm at sea level and put some in years ago cuz I had 'em laying around. Would almost run decent if I screwed the fuel screws WAY in. Put 48s in and it's perfect until I get over 9000', then I turn my fuel screws in a bit if I'm going to be up there for a while. If not, I just turn the idle up for a bit and deal with it until I get back down below 4500'
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