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Re: Fwd: RE: [turbobike] Main jet question
RAW ANT (rawant@webtv.net)
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Im trying to make as much boost as possible. Mt compression ratio is
about 8.5 to 1 . I've got about 2.5 degrees advance (above stock). Gas
pump fuel. fuelled by a automobile fuel injection pump (pressure
sensitive regulator). Im near Sacramento ,ca ,usa
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Date: Fri, 26 Nov 1999 14:02:11 -0500
To: rawant@webtv.net (RAW ANT), turbobike@natvideo.com
From: Bryan
Subject: Re: Fwd: RE: [turbobike] Main jet question
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I would definitely try a much larger main jet first. How much timing does
an R1 use? How much boost are u trying to make? What fuel are you using?
Describe your fuel delivery system.
Don't run the bike much until you figure this out, you might blow it up.
Where do you live?
At 10:13 PM 11/25/99 -0800, RAW ANT wrote:
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>jmausch@collisionanalysis.com Subject: RE: [turbobike] Main jet question
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>MIME-Version: 1.0 (WebTV) Yes its my own set up. I weld for a living so I
>fabbed up a manifold. I then purchased a T2 with T3 guts. Every thing fits
>inconspicuously under my fairings, but now the hard part. Tunning. Shammar
>says my bike should make the same power when off boost, but for some reason
>its a dog on low end. I wonder if my manifold is to restrictive. It may
>have something to do with float level. I used the stock air box to
>pressurize the float bowls carbs and slide vale vents. I figure the problem
>with boost is either my slides aren't remaining open or my main jets are to
>small. FEED BACK ENCOURAGED RAW M.... F..... ANT
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