92 Elite SR Carb Question
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BennyDigitale
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92 Elite SR Carb Question
How can I Jet my stock carb bigger? When doing so, should I use an after market air filter and remove the air box?
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BennyDigitale
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Well, I opened up the air box and found no filter. Everything was very dirty so I took the carb off to give it a nice little cleaning. Got everything cleaned up and put a brand new filter on it. Now I can't get this thing to run right for the life of me. I've tried adjusting the air/fuel screw & the idle screw. At first it doesn't want to idle whereas before it would start without hesitation. Now I have to throttle it up a little to get it started the it will idle. I did a plug chop and it looked good. I don't know what else to do. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks!
i think the biggest stock carb jet you can get is like a #90 and with a set up like that, your going to need at least a #100.. how do i know? I have set up bikes like that before, I dont recommend using the stock carb, the chances of it being lean is almost 100% . They make no pilot jets for them so its hard to tune the bottom and off the line. You can get the top end tuned , but you really need to play with it. Remember with out a filter , your bike is running lean right now. A helpful tip on tuning a stock bike, more airflow = lean, more airbox restriction=rich. good luck, its really hard to help you tune that without having to ride or hear it in person.
remember to ziptie your oil pump and add a few cap ful of oil into the gas just in case.
aloha
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remember to ziptie your oil pump and add a few cap ful of oil into the gas just in case.
aloha
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