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justin_o_guy2
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Re: Carburetor diaphragm and slide
Reply #15 - 11/02/18 at 15:35:25
 
I hope one of the gurus can offer clues.
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Re: Carburetor diaphragm and slide
Reply #16 - 11/06/18 at 00:19:30
 
Cone filter: K&N  RC-1250 works well for me, but you need to cut away some of the stock airbox to fit it. I removed all of the airbox. Jets 52.5/150. Cheers! Cool
ps: if you want to retain the sidecovers, just trim the airbox. My hotrod S40 has custom sidecovers screwed to the frame lugs.
pps: since I'm cheap, rather than buy washers, I glued the white spacer to the end of my finger and ran it across a piece of 150 sandpaper for a few minutes until it was 1/2 thickness(used a vernier caliper). Worked a charm !
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Re: Carburetor diaphragm and slide
Reply #17 - 11/06/18 at 09:41:04
 
An inline fuel filter is not needed ,and can be more trouble than it's worth,it can  trap  air and stop/limit fuel flow to the carb.We've seen this many times. the petcock has a screen as well as the one in the carb above the float valve ,you really don't need a third.
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Re: Carburetor diaphragm and slide
Reply #18 - 11/06/18 at 12:37:29
 
verslagen1 wrote on 11/02/18 at 13:32:52:
justin_o_guy2 wrote on 11/02/18 at 13:22:22:
justin_o_guy2 wrote on 11/01/18 at 17:20:17:
What exhaust do you have?
It matters.
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Would someone tell this guy that carburation is dependent on air flow?
If your exhaust is too free flowing, jetting gets really difficult.
So.
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What Exhaust do you have?


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I got the ryca adapter and a cone muffler ( I think that's what it's called) with baffle, looks like this.
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I agree with batman on the inline filter and I would also recommend keeping everything stock until you get a chance to ride after your rebuild.  
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