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Question on rough running after rejetting.
12/16/07 at 00:55:59

My son's 98 Savage has been rejetted to accomodate his Sportster muffler. (It was done by the stealer because I didn't know anything about bikes)

Whenever he rides in weather cooler than 60 degrees, it runs VERY rough, backfires, and even spits out flames when he lets off the gas. When it's about 65 degrees, it's fine!!! He can't let off the gas at stoplights or it will putter out. When he's ridden it at high speeds (65-70 mph) for about 10 minutes, it's fine too.

What the heck?? Angry

When I'm on the VTX, I'm a smooth operator but when I ride the Savage, I'm back to the basics!!! (and loving it!)

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Savage_Greg Serious Thumper Alliance Member Offline Don't go around your ass to reach your elbow... Posts: 7844 SW Washington State Gender:	Re: Question on rough running after rejetting. Reply #1 - 12/16/07 at 04:53:26 Starts and idles just fine in temps below 60 degrees?
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Savage = HD eater Junior Member Offline Posts: 73 So Cal Gender:	Re: Question on rough running after rejetting. Reply #2 - 12/16/07 at 10:40:05 No, that's when it gives him major problems. Anything over 60 is fine.
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Re: Question on rough running after rejetting.
Reply #3 - 12/16/07 at 11:01:31

on the R side of carb theres a brass plug over the idle mix screw most steralership wont adjust cause smog controll regs...search:
lacncers quick and easy carb tuning
carb tuning
idle mix screw
read carefully you can do it if a screwdriver fits your hand Wink

this is a good starting point if doesnt remedy there are good tuners/gearheads this site more info you can give the better help you can get...

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