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Adjusting float level with carbs on bike
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05 Sep 2014 09:27 #646339
by LineArtist
'79 KZ650B3 (stock)
'79 KZ650B3 (parts bike)
'06 HD 883R
Replied by LineArtist on topic Adjusting float level with carbs on bike
cooler pipe is most likely a spark/timing issue and not based on float bowl level. however a carb sync will correct uneven air/gas mixture and compensate for unequal cylinder compression (within 10%) - moreover making all carb output evenly close.
'79 KZ650B3 (stock)
'79 KZ650B3 (parts bike)
'06 HD 883R
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24 Sep 2014 22:01 #648713
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Timing issue would botch two cylinders, not one, right?
Carb sync will not correct uneven air gas mix, will only attempt to compensate for it.
My beginner opinions...
Clint
1980 KZ750 LTD H4
FSMaunual: kz.bike-night.com/media/GPz750-full.pdf
Stock except for:
New chain and sprocket (530?).
Dynatek Ignition
Manual tensioner on the way.
Buy JIS screwdrivers.
Replied by FaultedGeologist on topic Adjusting float level with carbs on bike
LineArtist wrote: cooler pipe is most likely a spark/timing issue and not based on float bowl level. however a carb sync will correct uneven air/gas mixture and compensate for unequal cylinder compression (within 10%) - moreover making all carb output evenly close.
Timing issue would botch two cylinders, not one, right?
Carb sync will not correct uneven air gas mix, will only attempt to compensate for it.
My beginner opinions...
Clint
1980 KZ750 LTD H4
FSMaunual: kz.bike-night.com/media/GPz750-full.pdf
Stock except for:
New chain and sprocket (530?).
Dynatek Ignition
Manual tensioner on the way.
Buy JIS screwdrivers.
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