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Old 05-23-2005, 03:43 AM
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Well here is my current headache...I own the 95 900SS\CR with stock carbs, stock pipes, a k&n filter using airbox without snorkels installed, a stage 2 jet kit ( 144 main jet, fuel mix screw 3.5 out, clip is 3rd from top I think). Bike also has FBF cams and FBF pistons, which I'm not sure how that is gonna affect the whole combustion process here. I used to have Yoshi pipes and ran the stage 2 kit with a 150 main jet and a stock filter, and the thing pulled like a freight trane down low all the way to red....Now I got this out for first ride today and it has no power at all untill about 5k or so,gas was dripping out of the boot under the air box. Should I go back to 140 main jet size and what clip adjustment would be suitable along with air mix screw setting? I wonder what else I could be forgetting....
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Old 05-23-2005, 02:13 PM
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i wouldn't expect mufflers to make that big a difference to jetting requirement. i'd certainly try it as was before i rejetted it.
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Old 05-23-2005, 06:47 PM
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why would my airbox be all wet inside is what i am wondering also? Today I looked at the airbox while trying to start and the vertical cylinders carb is spraying into the airbox. I had just taken off the carbs and reset the idle and was fiddling around with different air mix settings. Damn thing didn't even start today, I tried from 2 to 4 turns out in half turn increments on the air mix and it never even popped. I moved the needle clip from 3 to 2nd from the top. So I'll be back at it tomorrow again I guess, any suggestions?



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Old 05-24-2005, 03:53 AM
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they often push fuel back up.

hasn't got a valve sealing problem?
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Old 05-24-2005, 04:53 AM
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Could it be a bad coil?
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Old 05-25-2005, 02:49 AM
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I got it running today again, the cam cover was loose on the horizontal cylinder. I can't believe I forgot to tighten those, the other cam cover was tightened, I must have got sidetracked in-between covers. I can't however get the thing to idle at all unless i turn the idle screw in a ways and then the motor is racing at 3k and when i try to turn it back out it kills. I haven't done a carb sync since last summer when I had different pipes on it, idle was tough to find then also, but I did finally get it. I wish there was a Ducati dealership closer than 120 miles! It'd be worth it to have this thing dialed in right about now!
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Old 05-26-2005, 04:01 AM
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Took the carbs apart tonite and cleaned and took everything possible apart. I found a plugged pilot jet,hmmm, I guess that's why it wouldn't idle. Now its gonna rain for days on end cuz this thing is gonna work good again. Now, I need a or 6!
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