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Thanks i enjoyed it
Ответитьnice one. so what the difference in carb settings from stock to present.
Ответитьhappy with result, keep it going!
ОтветитьI had the exact same problem on my Yamaha XS1100. Chinese carb parts and floats not in spec are a massive deal on these bikes.
ОтветитьNICE JOB LAD.
Ответитьnice work. If I might make a couple of recommendations, You should probably hook your gauge set up to a common vacuum to see if they are set to each other. Not uncommon to find they will read differently and that can lead slight errors in syncing the carbs Another thing, I would recommend using OE needles and seats. I have much less anxiety and my vocabulary is much more G rated using OE. Nice job!
ОтветитьIt seems really good now…
ОтветитьImpresive opening jump 😂
Ответитьawesome video , no need to be sorry dude 😎
ОтветитьGreat job, GG! Yeah them air-screws are the last step,. Glad you dialed them, and looks like they were happy!. 😄👌.. By hear and feel, it's seemed very fine now! All your work, finally paid off, right! Glad on your behalf! Enjoy!
ОтветитьWhen I saw it had pod air filters instead of the stock air box and filter, with that exhaust, my mind went to air/mixture screws.
ОтветитьThis was my first bike .. what a slug
ОтветитьIsn't a slow return to idle a lean condition..Isn't gauge the floats while they barely touch only lean out the bike more? My question is does the grip snap back to rest position? Great video GG!
Ответитьput the bike on the center stand silly
ОтветитьNice to see a responsible young man. What an absolute transformation you've done to the bike, it looks awesome 💯💪🏻
ОтветитьI thought it was 21 mm?
ОтветитьThis guy is stupid
ОтветитьWhat’s the worst case scenario if the floats aren’t set to 22mm?
I’ve had to guess mine as the over flow was leaking.