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Yeah, that was for a very, very brief period of time. I think I had the 45s in for all of about 15 miles. Just long enough for one test ride and the bike to get hot. The bike would feel like it was drowning in it's own vomit when getting on the throttle from a stop. I’ve since put the bike back at 42 pilot with mixture screws 2.0 turns out. That’s helped a lot on throttle response from a stop. Now I just need to figure out the occasional hiccup. Like I said, hopefully the mixture screw rebuild kit will help as I’ve heard the gas we run can deteriorate the rubber “o” rings.
I also found my header pipe on the right side not tightened to spec. Triumph service manual states it should be tightened to 18 nm, my torque wrench had it at about 10 nm. Only being able to get to the bottom bolt without removing the oil cooler, I tightened that as well. But I can only imagine the top bolts probably needing adjustment as well. Kind of curious if this could be part of the issue with the hiccup as well. Thoughts?
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Chris
BIR# 309
08 T100 with AI removed, K&N Pods, BC Predators, 145 mains/42 pilots, no shim, -1 turn out @ sea level, green springs
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