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Message started by rpgpgmr on 03/28/08 at 08:48:49

Title: What kind of jet to buy for 2005 S40.
Post by rpgpgmr on 03/28/08 at 08:48:49

I bought a new screamin' eagle style pipe for my bike and I wanted to upgrade the jets and air filter too.  The air filter is no problem, but I don't know what kind of performance jet is best to buy?  I found a  "LEVEL IV JET KIT FOR SUZUKI BOULEVARD S40 AND SAVAGE LS 650" on ebay, but I have no idea what that means?  That company has Level 1 to 4 jet kits and I don't want to buy the wrong one.  My first thought was just get the level 4 because you'd think that's the best, but I wanted to ask the experts first.  Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.

Title: Re: What kind of jet to buy for 2005 S40.
Post by verslagen1 on 03/28/08 at 08:54:22

Just buy the jet kit I thru IV from lancer in the market place.

And if that don't rock your world, check out the savage store for other performance kits. 8-)

Title: Re: What kind of jet to buy for 2005 S40.
Post by Reelthing on 03/28/08 at 09:34:58


70726572656F70020 wrote:
I bought a new screamin' eagle style pipe for my bike and I wanted to upgrade the jets and air filter too.  The air filter is no problem, but I don't know what kind of performance jet is best to buy?  I found a  "LEVEL IV JET KIT FOR SUZUKI BOULEVARD S40 AND SAVAGE LS 650" on ebay, but I have no idea what that means?  That company has Level 1 to 4 jet kits and I don't want to buy the wrong one.  My first thought was just get the level 4 because you'd think that's the best, but I wanted to ask the experts first.  Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.


mikuni large round 150 or 152.5  depending on what else you do to the intake/exhaust


do you write RPG?


Title: Re: What kind of jet to buy for 2005 S40.
Post by rpgpgmr on 03/28/08 at 11:21:09

Verslagen1,
   Thanks, I'll check out Lancer's jets.  I'm new to the site and still feelin' my way around.  I wish I'd found this place a long time ago!

Reelthing,
  That tells me that the Stage IV would have been too much because it's 157.5.  Looks like I need a Stage 1 or 2.  I'll check out Lancer's jets first and then decide.  Yes I've been an RPG programmer for many years.  I can write in VB, COBOL, SQL, etc. also, but I make my living in RPG.

Title: Re: What kind of jet to buy for 2005 S40.
Post by Reelthing on 03/28/08 at 11:24:46

157.5 is pretty dang big for a late model bike even with common k&n filter, free flow muffler changes

Title: Re: What kind of jet to buy for 2005 S40.
Post by Reelthing on 03/28/08 at 12:16:59

just curious - must be an old geezer like most of the rest of us!

anyway - lancer can send you the jets or you can rder them online - in very rare cases you'll have a motorcycle shop around that has them - some HD shops do

on that SE2 pipe and a K&N - a good place to start is with a 152.5 and the 1/2 white spacer mod to richen up the mid range - might end up with a 155 - but you'll need to tune the carb - read up on these:

http://suzukisavage.com/cgi-bin/YaBB.pl?num=1181745927#4

Title: Re: What kind of jet to buy for 2005 S40.
Post by rpgpgmr on 03/28/08 at 12:31:11

Speaking of air filters, I've seen several advertised for the Savage that are cone-shaped.  Don't see how in the world that could fit on the S40?!  Granted I'm a novice and just beginning to do my own work, but it seems like trying to put a square peg in the round hole. ha  

Title: Re: What kind of jet to buy for 2005 S40.
Post by demin on 03/28/08 at 12:48:56

Talk to LANCER he has a filter he designed for sale also.

Title: Re: What kind of jet to buy for 2005 S40.
Post by rpgpgmr on 03/28/08 at 13:51:41

Yea, I sent him a PM about the jets and will ask the filter too when he replies.  Demin, saw your bike on another post .... NICE!  I was thinking about chrome-plating my forks but now I think I might just paint them to match the body.

Title: Re: What kind of jet to buy for 2005 S40.
Post by demin on 03/28/08 at 14:07:29

Thank you.They were nicked pretty bad,that's why I painted them.If you strip the clearcoat off the forks ,the aluminum polishes up nice too.Look closely under the headlight at the bottom tree it's polished.

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