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Might not have enough time to get my bike dynoed and tuned before memorial day. Want help on getting it close so I can actually ride. I have 4mm stock cylinder drag port by k&t 39mm mikunis +7 timing carbs are gravity and its running rich carbs came off 10mm cub

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Might not have enough time to get my bike dynoed and tuned before memorial day. Want help on getting it close so I can actually ride. I have 4mm stock cylinder drag port by k&t 39mm mikunis +7 timing carbs are gravity and its running rich carbs came off 10mm cub

 

IMO, you should tell us the carb set-up as is. This would provide helpful information to start with. Including the power jets, the needle, mains & pilots.

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The only thing I could see when I took the carbs apart was the power jet and it had scribbed in it .116

 

You need to baseline the carbs, .116 sounds like the main jet size. The power jets, are they a clippard/ jet type? The needle, what are the 3 letters stamped on them if they are not custom? The mains, sounds like the .116. The pilots, need to know the number stamped on them?  Need to know the dump tube size? I think I covered everything.

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Just making sure you know they arent talking about the mainjet size stamped on the jet. It will be a drilled jet drilled out to a size .116 drillbit. The dumptube would also be drilled out. If its rich on the middle clip why is it still on the middle clip and not leaned out? You havent said whether its rich up top or on the needle.

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