Jetting questions...
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Jetting questions...
I'm planning on doin some heavy work on my bike in the next few weeks and i was curious, if i intend on cleaning my carb's might i go ahead and put a jet kit in? figured while im in up to my elbow's might as well right? ive read a couple of bad things about jet kit's though so it kinda makes me a bit concerned. Good jet kits' bad jet kits? will i have to do some drilling to install the kits? is it the kind of thing im gunna need some dyno tuning afterwards? or just a good carb sync tool? any personal experiences? and is it just better to leave it stock? gas mileage? will i have to worry about the engine life? i appreciate the help you guy's have been a great in the past[sm=hail.gif]
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RE: Jetting questions...
OK BUD I JUST HAD MINE DYNO TUNED AND I HAVE THE 520 CONVERSION ON IT AND IT FAST!!!!! IF THERE IS A SHOP THAT DYNO TUNES IN UR TOWN JUST SPEND THE EXTRA MONEY AND GET IT DONE ALL AT ONCE U WONT BE LET DOWN. AND THERE SHOULD BE NO DRILLING INVOLVED, I HELP DYNO TUNE MY OWN BIKE AND IT WAS EASY, JUST ALOT OF TAKING OUT THE CARBS BUT NOT BAD AND U MAY HAVE TO ADJUST UR NEEDLES LIKE I DID. AND ALSO WAY IT IS A GOOD IDEA U GET IT TUNED IS THAT U WANT THE AIR/FUEL MIXTURE PERFECT FOR MAXIUM PERFORMANCE.
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RE: Jetting questions...
if i remember correctly, it's usually stage 3 and above kits that need to be tapped and drilled... I'm getting my 96 f3 jetted in a week or 2 and I think i'm going stage 2 from dynojet... and you shouldn't HAVE to get it tuned, but if it were me, I'd throw a K&N on it and get it tuned anyways.
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