Carb Stripdown

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Neosophist
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Re: Carb Stripdown

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Stock needles everytime as Cammo has said.

Unless your running some crazy open carb setup and into a serious race build then you can get in the low 60s and a lovely smooth rev range using the stock setup.

I found 115/118 work well with the stock can.
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Re: Carb Stripdown

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hi

I've got 116/118 at the moment, I guess that's not too far off your reccomendation Neo, or should I get 115's ?

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Re: Carb Stripdown

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Hissing sid wrote:hi

I've got 116/118 at the moment, I guess that's not too far off your reccomendation Neo, or should I get 115's ?

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Neil B
Id give the 116s a go, 118/120 are often run with a full system without issue. i think I have that in my bike now, too long since I looked aha.
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