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Old April 28th, 2023, 05:08 PM   #70
DannoXYZ
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Bob, I recommend you run carbs in as-delivered configuration without changing anything. Muffler-only upgrade does NOT require any jetting changes. It's full-exhaust that changes flow significantly enough to require it.

As with everything else, make small incremental changes so that you'll know what change caused what effect.

Since you have new-gen, hoses and emissions connections are slightly different. However, do post photos of your original vacuum connections; they may actually be incorrect. Never, ever trust what PO tells you or have done on bike! Verify everything!!!.

On new-gens, emissions is simpler, so you don't have to do much:

1. leave ALL connections to tank alone. EVAP canister is standalone system and doesn't have anything to do with carbs.

2. disconnect ONLY small vacuum-line from "CA emissions-fitting" going up to PAIR valve on top of head, under tank. Cap off vacuum-ports on both ends.

3. run vacuum-lines according to this diagram, it's better than new-gen's factory configuration. It gives petcock its own dedicated vacuum-line to ensure maximum-vacuum for reliable operations. Then 2nd vacuum line goes to decel-valve. A vacuum-leak here due to cracked lines or insufficient sealing at ends won't affect bike's operation much (compared to having it on other vacuum-port). So basically just swap vacuum-hoses coming off vacuum-ports on carbs.

Note vacuum-T that you've capped off that used to go up towards PAIR valve.

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