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Carb question 4 Wiredgeorge ???

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21 Jan 2006 09:53 #19080 by Tower_Monkey1
Carb question 4 Wiredgeorge ??? was created by Tower_Monkey1
I have a 78 KZ650C2 with pods,4-1 header. Rest of engine is stock, Im at 4,500 feet above sea level, plugs were very sooty before I changed the needle setting and jet size to 92.5 . Im interested in what jet size would be correct for my mods and altitude ? I'll get into my timing settings later, when I do the wiring to coil upgrade and add the new ignition set up . Thanks Wayne

78 KZ650C2 Dyna ignition and coils,Pod filters,4-1 Kerker,CBR Tail Light,Drilled front dics,Custom front fender,1/4 fairing.

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22 Jan 2006 12:37 #19280 by wiredgeorge
Replied by wiredgeorge on topic Carb question 4 Wiredgeorge ???
Wayne, I have to agree with your Clymer, Kaw Factory Service Manual and Haynes for your bike. Get the ignition right before worrying about jetting. Check the timing and make sure your spark is good BEFORE taking on jetting. You can't rejet away ignition issues.

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22 Jan 2006 19:07 #19367 by baldy110
Replied by baldy110 on topic Carb question 4 Wiredgeorge ???
I have a 78 650C and also live at 4500 feet. before I put in the big bore kit my bike was set up just like yours. 4-1 pipe and pods.
You need to make sure your ignition is set up correctly. I installed the Dyna S ignition years ago and glad I did. Well back to the jetting.
I had 118 mains, #15 pilot jet, needle in the middle position and the air screw turned out 1 1/2 turns. This gave me perfect jetting. This gave my plugs the perfect tan color and it ran fantastic.

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