Starting procedure with no choke FCR41's

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Re: Starting procedure with no choke FCR41's

Post by Kenny » Sat May 14, 2011 2:14 pm

Kayla wrote:Hi Kenny,

My bike used to start with a couple of twists on the throttle and then just keep the bike happy until it'd idle ok. I found my bike ran best with the modified airbox fitted :D
Kayla what mods did you do to your airbox please?
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Re: Starting procedure with no choke FCR41's

Post by Kenny » Mon Apr 15, 2013 8:54 pm

Bump for Kayla to answer the last question please.
My bike maybe a dinosaur but it still has some bite & has a mighty roar.

Sometimes I wake up grumpy ........ but usually I let her sleep in

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Re: Starting procedure with no choke FCR41's

Post by Kevtrx849 » Mon Apr 15, 2013 11:22 pm

You're a patient man Kenny, waiting 2 years for an answer. :lol: I modified my airbox by taking off the rubber snorkels and using filter foam to seal around the bell mouths. I only fit this system when i do long distance rides to stop insects and rain/snow being sucked in. Normally i just run with Ramair filters. Starting is like Kayla sez ,two twists of the throttle and bingo. The carbs sneeze a bit when cold but i use a throttle lock to warm it up for a minute or 2.
If everything seems under control
your just not going fast enough.
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Re: Starting procedure with no choke FCR41's

Post by Kenny » Tue Apr 16, 2013 11:37 am

Cheers Kev
I am a patient man normaly lol Im not sure I understand do you keep the std filter in or put a sock over the std trumpets?
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Re: Starting procedure with no choke FCR41's

Post by bubbaad » Tue Apr 16, 2013 11:44 am

Ditch the airbox and use foam filters over the trumpets.

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Re: Starting procedure with no choke FCR41's

Post by Kevtrx849 » Tue Apr 16, 2013 11:53 am

Yeah ,i leave the K&N air filter in place when i use the air box.
If everything seems under control
your just not going fast enough.
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Re: Starting procedure with no choke FCR41's

Post by Kayla » Wed Apr 17, 2013 10:22 am

Kenny wrote:Bump for Kayla to answer the last question please.
Sorry Kenny!

I can't remember, it's been too long since I had the bike and I've had too many since then to remember details. I did raise the tank by 10mm or so at the front and (I think) the intake trumpet might have been opened up. Or that might have been an SZR I had in the meantime, I don't know.

Tune in in two years' time for more Vague Nonsense with me :lol:
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