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Kenny G Serious Thumper Offline SuzukiSavage.com The Singles Club...LOL Posts: 1754 Robson Ranch, Denton, Texas Gender:	Re: Post your elevation and setup Reply #15 - 12/22/17 at 16:30:34 Wait until Lancer pipes in. And you can buy the proper jets from him.... Kenny G
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Yoshi Serious Thumper Offline SuzukiSavage.com Rocks! Posts: 839 LongIsland, N.Y. Gender:	Re: Post your elevation and setup Reply #16 - 12/23/17 at 13:08:42 RazBarlow wrote on 12/22/17 at 14:46:51: I see that you are still running your airbox and I am running a pod filter so I am wondering if our jetting would be the same ? Definetly not, an exhaust tip if baffled does very little
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Reply #17 - 12/25/17 at 15:32:52

Sea level, North East Florida 15 miles inland.
Drop in K+N filter
Drilled out air box door
155 main, 55 pilot jet
Stage 2 cam
lightly ported exhaust port
Stock header
Sporty muffler with 5/8 hole through baffle
2.5 degree spark advance, I ground a slot in the sensor mounting plate and was able to hard advance the spark by moving the pickup.
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Silver '02, clubman handle bars, Cobra headlight, Sportster muffler, K+N stock air filter, 152.5 main, Superbrace, oil cooler, 1/2 inch aluminium plate forward controls, spark advance, goes like stink

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Reply #18 - 12/27/17 at 03:15:38

Henryetta OK: elavation 682'
Slightly modified LS650...
carb: 36VM, UFO, DAJ, Quad wing
Stage 3 cam
Opened exhaust port
Shaved head & cylinder 0.040" total
97 mm Wiseco piston, 11:1 CR
1.75" OD/1.65" ID header
Cone Engineering reverse cone muffler
Lightened flywheel
Barnett clutch Pak & springs
Upgraded F/R suspension
Upgraded front brake
Metzlers F/R
A few visual changes

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Reply #19 - 12/27/17 at 09:24:30

RazBarlow wrote on 12/22/17 at 12:56:01:

Anyone around the Fort Worth Texas Area running a pod filter and shorty Emgo Muffler that wants to give me an estimate on what jets to buy ?
Thanks

I have a JETSET that contains all you need. ($29.95)
The LS650 engines are not all the same; similar, but not the same. Jetting can vary from one to another. Each has to be jetted and tuned individually.
A Uni filter ($15) and a Dyna or Cone Engineering muffler will work much better than the Emgo shorty. Just a suggestion.

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