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anyone purchase a manometer, recommendations?
anyone purchase a manometer, recommendations?
the plastic cover of the cutoff, well, i inadvertantly switched it with another, so I couldnt figure out where that spring was supposed to be at.... but, it is working properly right now without it, so, I'll keep it around til next time i rebuild or whatever.
it's an amazing feeling to get her running. my manometer is **** so i gotta just buy a real one. cuz she's soooooooooo far off.. my setup is more headache. if it was closer, no problem, but as is, need to sync her up good.
still gotta figure out actual wet float level-i know how, just saying.
still gotta figure out a/f mix screw,,,, do i do this based on what soark plugs look like after warm up?
think that's it,,... before front fork rebuild, fix vboost, ..... maybe mod a bit?.....
First of all set the A/F screws to 2.5 turns out, and just go from there. Take it out and ride, she will let you know what she likes.
Yep, with the carbs being split, you will need to sync. I like the Morgan Carbtune.
https://www.carbtune.com/
Glad that you got it up and running.
I cant remember, do you have stock exhaust?
supertrapp slip ons
Ok, so black smoke means that your running rich, on those cylinders. The Vmax pairs the opposite side cylinders together. So I THINK, the cylinders for the left exhaust is the left rear, and right front. So pull the plugs and see if they are rich. Take the airbox cover off (with the bike running......your not gonna try and ride it like this) and see if the slides are moving at idle, or when you slightly goose it.
It could be something small like the plug caps arent on fully....etc, so now is the time to investigate.
Acting like it did before carb rebuild. Crank on throttle and boggs down again... hmm.
took 2 videos, one before taking airbox off, you can see the exhaust pouring out. Good thing is that the bike at least idles and runs but having similar issues as before.
https://youtu.be/9yQIIvCvDRc
next vid , you can see the diaphragms moving... but again when blurp throttle, starving or something... filled up on fuel 12 miles prior.
https://youtu.be/XJFrFHXPHp8
or 1.125 whatever it's supposed to be for dry float level set....haven't properly set the float levels. just got my aux tank so I can bench set them.
she ran good for 15 miles... slide springs in for sure, i'll check the diaphragms make sure all set, also i'll pull plugs and see what's going on there... i dry set floats 1.25" for starters but we'll see what i get for wet float test, i'll do all taht tonight..
check fuel level in bowls
pull plugs check out waht they look like
check diaphragms placement and spring..
or 1.125 whatever it's supposed to be for dry float level set....
pulled the plugs here is what they look like.. in order as pictured, cylinder 3,4,1,2.
look at that first plug, don't look too good as far as all the crud on it... thoughts on that?
anyways been waiting to let ya'll know what these look like before proceeding. I mean the bike runs, but it's running like a 500cc, lol. but at least it's running and idles and stuff... but... don't really wanna take it too far plus without that acceleration, not that great fun factor...
Depends on the mileage on the plug?:confused2:
The last one #2 looks about where you want the other 3 to look like-nice and tan-:clapping:
#3-too rich
#4 too lean-
#1 is ok-
I would try a new set to get a more accurate reading-That first #3 looks to have been in for a while.
That was the same RPM problem zone I "HAD" before using Seafoam. Even 4 carb breakdown baths with the ultra sonic cleaner could not get me past that stumble at 4500 RPM. I put 1/2 can of Seafoam to 1 full tank. Did this twice. When I was about do do it again for the 3rd tank, out of no where, the bike started pulling smooth and strong across the full RPM range. So far (4 years now), I did not have to re-apply Seafoam.till 4500rpm, then it's like things clicked in and i'd finally feel some pull..
That was the same RPM problem zone I "HAD" before using Seafoam. Even 4 carb breakdown baths with the ultra sonic cleaner could not get me past that stumble at 4500 RPM. I put 1/2 can of Seafoam to 1 full tank. Did this twice. When I was about do do it again for the 3rd tank, out of no where, the bike started pulling smooth and strong across the full RPM range. So far (4 years now), I did not have to re-apply Seafoam.
Just something to think about.
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