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08 Aug 2009 18:49 #312510
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1976 kz900 Mostly stock
1978 Z1-R Project
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kz900, air pods, vance and hines 4 into 1. what size jets do i need. thanx
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08 Aug 2009 18:50 #312512
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with the baffle left in. thanx
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08 Aug 2009 19:15 - 08 Aug 2009 19:22 #312519
by Patton
1973 Z1
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Original KZ900 carb jets may be okay with existing set-up.
Would rely on plug readings after high speed throttle chop (simultaneosly cut ignition and disengage clutch), to indicate whether any main jet changes should be considered.
Shows what's actually going on inside combustion chambers at wot where main jets are ruling the roost.
Remember the story where all the experts were researching and debating about how many teeth are in a horse's mouth. Until somebody just opened a horse's mouth and counted the teeth. The plug reading is like counting the teeth instead of just prognosticating about the number.
Good Luck!
Would rely on plug readings after high speed throttle chop (simultaneosly cut ignition and disengage clutch), to indicate whether any main jet changes should be considered.
Shows what's actually going on inside combustion chambers at wot where main jets are ruling the roost.
Remember the story where all the experts were researching and debating about how many teeth are in a horse's mouth. Until somebody just opened a horse's mouth and counted the teeth. The plug reading is like counting the teeth instead of just prognosticating about the number.
Good Luck!
1973 Z1
KZ900 LTD
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