I'm wondering, if i'm to keep the standard carbs (which is what i intend to do due to lack of funds) what size jets would i likely need for the following mods/factors?
Running standard airbox with K and N panel filter
Running Scorpion race cans without baffles with standard downpipes
Live in England
Run 95 octane fuel
I understand i should get a dyno run or ten but i cant afford that either, so im hoping the vast experience of forum users can point me in the correct direction... Currently the jetting is standard as far as i'm aware, but i expect fuel consumption and performance could be vastly improved with the correct setup?
Jet sizes for mods?
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Re: Jet sizes for mods?
Keep it as is, TRX usually running rich....put it on the dyno to see it´s all good.Thom wrote:I'm wondering, if i'm to keep the standard carbs (which is what i intend to do due to lack of funds) what size jets would i likely need for the following mods/factors?
Running standard airbox with K and N panel filter
Running Scorpion race cans without baffles with standard downpipes
Live in England
Run 95 octane fuel
I understand i should get a dyno run or ten but i cant afford that either, so im hoping the vast experience of forum users can point me in the correct direction... Currently the jetting is standard as far as i'm aware, but i expect fuel consumption and performance could be vastly improved with the correct setup?
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Re: Jet sizes for mods?
factorypro needles will help with the mid range hole if you use db killers.
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Re: Jet sizes for mods?
Cheers lads, thats reassuring, i might tweak things a little in the future but not until i can afford dyno time! aslong as i'm not going to run it lean i'm a happy bunny!
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