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Originally Posted by waynemags
ok. heres what i found. both carbs looked like they sat for 30 years. very dirty inside. one was pluged at the pilot(low speed) jet. the main jets are the ones in the middle that screw into the emulsion tube. no numbers on either. they were odd looking to me. mikuni carbs, the main jet hung down deep into the bowl with a little rubber oring on the end of it. never seen that before. couldnt see the numbers well enough on the pilot jets to read them for certain. both needles are in middle position. cleaned everything up as well as i could, and put it all back together. started fine. when you hit the throttle hard from idle, she wants to die. moved the needles up one position, still about the same. anyone know a good website to find a set of good carbs, and what exactly to look for? as i said before, i would like yours advise, as you have all been there with these bikes. thanx again.
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Waynemags,
Mikunis eh. So when you test drive this thing, and you are
going down the road does it does fine for just crusing along?
And I would think that your problem is when you punch it a
little more, say around 4,000 rpm or so, and have about 3/4
or more throttle in the carburators. And the engine make a
nice Blat, Blat, Blat sound instead of the usual purr.
Is this right?
If so your bike is doing something called eight stroking. A clear
indicator of the main jet being to large. Basically you are flooding
the engine with too much fuel.
Pookybear