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Fine Tuning Part 2

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26 May 2006 10:13 #50262 by KZReeder
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I've got a KZ1000st(e) w/ Mac header and pipe w/ no baffle... UNI foam pods... I've also got new green Dyna coils and Dyna wiring with the ignition-battery-relay mod per WG.

I went one size up on the Pilot Jets and one size up on the Main Jets... I've got new intake boots and clamps... Air screws are 1 1/2 turns out and the carbs are mechanically sincronized per the factory manual.

The bike starts and runs really well... the inside of the tail pipe is a medium gray.

Here's my question:
When it's cold to medium warm it still pops on occasion back through the carbs... once I've ridden it for about 5-10 minutes it seems to go away... should I go up one washer on the needle? Any ideas or suggestions would be great.

Thanks!
Claude

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26 May 2006 17:58 #50353 by KZReeder
Replied by KZReeder on topic Fine Tuning Part 2
Well!
Upon further research, I believe that I am going to go one more up on the main and give it a shot... If that has adverse effects, I'll drop those back down and bump the needles up by one washer and see what that does. If I can get those two things sorted out, I'll check the float levels and adjust if needed then vacuum sync the carbs.

Wish me luck!

Full report tomorrow night. :laugh:

- Claude

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27 May 2006 18:10 #50507 by KZReeder
Replied by KZReeder on topic Fine Tuning Part 2
I put one step bigger Main Jets (115) in this afternoon... seemed like it ran a little stronger and smoother.

Still pops on occasion at low RPM's...
I didn't have time to take the rail out and futz with the needles so I'll get to that in the next day or so... I'll post my results here.

Cheers! :)

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