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I have a stock 97 and I just added a few mods. I'm just looking for some reasonable place to start as far as jetting is concerned.

 

Stock carbs TORS removed idle kit installed

  • Mix = 32:1
    Elev = 3222 ft asl
    Humid = 0-30%

 

Base jetting:

  • Slide = 2.0
    Pilot = 25
    Needle = Y151, 3rd groove from top
    Main = 200
    Air = 1.5 turns

...Ran perfect.


Added/Modded:

  • Switched the coil leads, put the pos on the (+) and the neg on the (-)
    Toomey T5's w/ sparkys
    Toomey 2:1 High Flow Air Filter

 

Toomey says:

  • Pilot = 25
    Needle = Y151, 4th groove from top
    Main = 280 or 270 for higher elev
    Air = 1.5 turns
    Elev = Sea Level

 

My math says:

  • Pilot = 25 - 27.5
    Needle = Y151, 3rd - 2nd groove from top
    Main = 290 - 310
    Air = 1.5 - 2 turns

 

What jets should I start with? ...Thanks for your help!

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I would start out with

Main - 300 depending on temp. 310 if your in the 40deg's

Needle - Middle

Pilot - 27.5

Airscrew - 1-1/2 turns from fully seated.

 

Make sure the carbs are synced or you will have shitty bottom end.

Posted

I would start out with

Main - 300 depending on temp. 310 if your in the 40deg's

Needle - Middle

Pilot - 27.5

Airscrew - 1-1/2 turns from fully seated.

 

Make sure the carbs are synced or you will have shitty bottom end.

 

Thanks for the input!

I'm in the 80deg's right now, normally average between 80 - 95.

So I guess I'll start with the 300 Main, 3 on the Needle (middle), 27.5 Pilot, and 1.5 turns on the Air.

As for the sync I've got an EMPI (snail) so I'm keeping that in check too. Thanks again.

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