78 kz 650 4 into 2 carb size

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19 Dec 2011 19:50 #493835 by 78oldschoolchop
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hello i have a 78 kz 650 that i have been running around for some time now, and i have been wanting to change things up a bit. i have a 1968 triumph 650 that i run with one 34 instead of 2 32's. and have been wanting to clean the look of my kz up, is there a formula for reducing the number of carbs to figure out what size i need or is it trial and error? or if anyone knows of a good setup that would be good. but i really want to understand the math behind it.

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19 Dec 2011 23:26 #493868 by Nebr_Rex
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Won't work,2 carbs to 4 cylinders or 1 for all 4,look at your firing order.
If it does run it'll run like shit.

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20 Dec 2011 00:07 #493873 by 78oldschoolchop
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can you elaborate at all because im not sure i understand the fireing order all cars run off of one carb? just want to know the reason?

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20 Dec 2011 00:29 #493874 by DoubleDub
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It's doable - the turbo 1000's used to run on a single carb. Not sure it's worth it, though. This has been discussed in the past, I believe.

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20 Dec 2011 00:58 #493881 by Nebr_Rex
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1342
With 2 carbs you will have 2 pulses then nothing for 2 events.
With 1 Carb even fuel distribution will be a problem.

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79 KZ1000mk2 prodject
78 KZ650sr
78 KZ650b
81 KZ750e
80 KZ750ltd
77 KZ400/440 cafe project
76 KZ400/440 Fuel Injected

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20 Dec 2011 01:07 #493883 by DoubleDub
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Nebr_Rex wrote: 1342
With 2 carbs you will have 2 pulses then nothing for 2 events.
With 1 Carb even fuel distribution will be a problem.


Agreed, but as I said, it's doable with one. And as I said, I don't think it's likely worth it.

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20 Dec 2011 01:22 #493885 by ramtough_63
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running a single 42?? Kehin on my GL1200 I love the people who say you cant do that!
Good tourque smooth power.

Firing order doesn't matter gas is atomized into a vapor that fills the runners of the intake just my .02

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20 Dec 2011 02:01 #493891 by wireman
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its just a matter of plumbing it,youre only feeding 2 cylinders at any one time anyway. B)

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20 Dec 2011 02:05 #493892 by wireman
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Nebr_Rex wrote: 1342
With 2 carbs you will have 2 pulses then nothing for 2 events.
With 1 Carb even fuel distribution will be a problem.

you can run a 2brrl or a 4brrl or 3 2s or 2 4s on a v8,why cant you run 1 carb on a 4cyl bike motor?
ive run many turbo charged bikes over the years with one big carb with no problem B)

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20 Dec 2011 09:13 #493912 by jonnybravo
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a kz1300 runs 6 cyl off 3 carbs so why not ???

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20 Dec 2011 10:25 #493921 by JR
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One of the members here put a single carb on a 650. It was several years ago. The carb was from automobile. Perhaps an SU carb ? Not sure. He made a manifold from inch and a half or two inch copper tubing. He did say it was relatively easy and not much tuning required. I'm thinking it may have been The Milkman or maybe Biquetoast and also that it was on the old site.

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20 Dec 2011 21:26 #494038 by Godfrey
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Here is the link for the milkmans thread,

kzrider.com/archive/viewthread.php?tid=23259&page=1

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