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Old May 25th, 2011, 02:55 PM   #1
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Am I too lean?

I have a quick question on jetting. I'm confused because my issue covers a high rpm hesitation when there's small throttle inputs.

here's the scenario. I start from a stop, go WOT in first, then second and decide I'm going fast enough, so I shift to third and give it just enough gas to keep a constant speed. I get a stumble/ some surging (and the engine is turning about 9k) so I upshift again to 4th, and the surging is gone and the engine is at a little under 8k (give or take.)

So my question is, since I'm at a small throttle opening should I go with another shim on my needles since it's acting lean at a low throttle opening, or should I move up to 108 mains since the engine is acting lean at a high rpm?

for the record, the bike pulls hard all the way to redline, I shimmed with one washer on each needle and got rid of the 3-4k stumble, and i adjusted the idle mix to get the right responce when I blip the throttle. Did I not shim enough or do I need to go up to a bigger main jet?

as always, help is appreciated

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I think the title should say "needles or jets" rather than "am I too lean"

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Old May 25th, 2011, 03:02 PM   #2
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Old May 25th, 2011, 04:03 PM   #3
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didn't we go through this before? I recommended 2 shims, but you decided to go with only one, if I remember correctly.

bottom line, try adding another shim and see if it improves.
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Old May 25th, 2011, 07:10 PM   #4
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Yeah we did but 1 felt better at the time. I'll tear it apart and try 2 again I guess

sorry I was mainly confused about whether I should be first trying the needles or the main jets based on my symptoms because I was getting my slight lean spot at high rpm and small throttle openings.
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Old May 25th, 2011, 07:17 PM   #5
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when I shimmed a pregen, I used 2 washers and the bike was completely stock. The owner really liked the out come. With your setup, I'd say 2 or maybe even 3 would work. try it and see.
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