RVF air screw in or out richer or leaner ?
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RVF air screw in or out richer or leaner ?
I keep ketting mixed up with these, so the standard settings for a RVF are 1 and 5/8s out. does more out mean leaner or richer ?
and am i right in thinking the NC30 is the other way round ?
and am i right in thinking the NC30 is the other way round ?
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Re: RVF air screw in or out richer or leaner ?
I thought that turning outwards added more air to the mixture, therefore making the mix leaner. It's been the case with every bike/car I've worked on 

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Re: RVF air screw in or out richer or leaner ?
RVF - Clockwise (in) to richen
VFR - Clockwise (in) to lean
HTH
VFR - Clockwise (in) to lean
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