Main jet question for my project.

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Main jet question for my project.

Post by joey » Sat May 07, 2011 8:25 am

Gday,

I look for a while on this forum, but i didn't post a lot.
I'am building a http://www.fzrclub.nl/smf/index.php?topic=16598.0 project (i'am from Holland)
I try to build a exhaust 4in2in1 system, i will soon post some pictures
And i try to build a airbox, the told my it's almost impossible to ride it with only Pipercross/KN filters, has anyone here tips.
But now it runs with original jets, i think with my new exhaust en airbox it will run to lean, an will maybe damage my engine.
In my neighborhood, there is now dynorun (an it is quite expensive).
I thought maybe i can do already a few modification mainjet an i heard about drilling a little bigger hole in the diaphragm??
Maybe you tunners have a few suggestion.

Sorry for my bad/poor english.

Friendly greetings,
Joey

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Re: Main jet question for my project.

Post by Evilchicken0 » Sat May 07, 2011 8:44 am

Don't drill anything !!!
Open the carbs from the top, lift out the diaphram and take out the needle. There's a friction washer on the end, move this towards the pointed end one place and see how that goes.
This makes the mixture slightly richer by making the space between the needle and jet wider.

The airboxes seem to need the snorkel to work properly.

Hope this helps - I used a web translator

Don' t boor om het even wat!!!
Open de carburatoren vanaf de bovenkant, til diaphram op en neem de naald. There' de wasmachine van de S.A.wrijving op het eind, beweegt dit tegen gericht eind één plaats en ziet hoe dat gaat. Dit maakt het mengsel lichtjes rijker door de ruimte tussen de bredere naald en de straal te maken.

Airboxes schijnen om te vergen snorkelen om behoorlijk te werken.

Hoop dit helpt - ik gebruikte een Webvertaler

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Re: Main jet question for my project.

Post by Evilchicken0 » Sat May 07, 2011 9:00 am

:o :o :o Fuckin ell this bloke built a Quad from a 3en :o :o :o

Check his build, it's running on page 8

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Re: Main jet question for my project.

Post by hunter » Sat May 07, 2011 10:46 am

I like that,that's a nice finish on the motor,
There are a couple of things i would change,bearings in the steering head instead of nylon,
and i feel he could have made the swingarm wider,he's going to get a lot of stress in corners with that wide axle.
But overall good effort.

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Re: Main jet question for my project.

Post by joey » Sat May 07, 2011 11:57 am

Evilchicken0 wrote:Don't drill anything !!!
Open the carbs from the top, lift out the diaphram and take out the needle. There's a friction washer on the end, move this towards the pointed end one place and see how that goes.
This makes the mixture slightly richer by making the space between the needle and jet wider.

The airboxes seem to need the snorkel to work properly.

Hope this helps - I used a web translator

Don' t boor om het even wat!!!
Open de carburatoren vanaf de bovenkant, til diaphram op en neem de naald. There' de wasmachine van de S.A.wrijving op het eind, beweegt dit tegen gericht eind één plaats en ziet hoe dat gaat. Dit maakt het mengsel lichtjes rijker door de ruimte tussen de bredere naald en de straal te maken.

Airboxes schijnen om te vergen snorkelen om behoorlijk te werken.

Hoop dit helpt - ik gebruikte een Webvertaler
Many thanks for your effort to translate, :peace:
i now what you mean with placing the needle higher, i have don that a lot with Dellorto's flatslide.
I start with your tips about this

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Re: Main jet question for my project.

Post by Muttonchops » Sat May 07, 2011 4:34 pm

I don't normally venture in to these parts, but I'm glad I did for a look at this build.
I took an IQ test and the results were negative.

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Re: Main jet question for my project.

Post by joey » Mon May 09, 2011 7:52 pm

I little update about the exhaust.
http://www.fzrclub.nl/smf/index.php?topic=16598.105

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Re: Main jet question for my project.

Post by Hogdigerdy Dog » Tue May 10, 2011 6:53 pm

lookin pretty good ;)
is this a dirt bike only or are you intending to register it for the road,
there's quite a few quads round my way but most are farmer quads or have the 4stroke single MX motors in em which sound prety good but everyone's got one (or so it seems)
an fzr400 quad on the road would be most unusual, bloody rapid, and sound excellent

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Re: Main jet question for my project.

Post by joey » Tue May 10, 2011 11:26 pm

Hogdigerdy Dog wrote:lookin pretty good ;)
is this a dirt bike only or are you intending to register it for the road,
mainly for de road, but for testing the strength off the frame i try first with offroad tires, it slide faster , before putting a lot off strength on the frame.

I hope you understand my english

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