Keihin CR Special tuning

Discussion in 'Motorcycle Technical Discussion' started by tjbabar, Mar 20, 2008.

  1. tjbabar

    tjbabar Guest

    I have a Keihin CR Special with 4 carbs for my CB-750. I was running
    rich so I am replacing the needle jets with larger ones (YY8 to YY9 or
    YY0). I was wondering if anyone could tell me how the clip steps
    effect the tuning. Can the clip be positioned to change the mixer or
    is the clip in a specified step that should not be changed. I suspect
    that the lowering the clip has the same effect as putting a smaller
    needle which would make the mixer richer, and placing the clip higher
    would have the opposite effect. Can anyone give me some specifics?

    tjbabar
     
    tjbabar, Mar 20, 2008
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    bdon666 Guest

    dont change your jetting. CLEAN your carbs. those 'clips' are to
    keep the adjustment (from factory), for their expected life. given
    they are clean, they will never fail.
    just second guessing the engineers who built em tho, well, that makes
    think you are plenty smart nuff to not have to ask such a question,
    SO. your 'question' then seems to be a little more than just a simple
    question...
    what are you REALLY up to, huh?
    is this some kind of trap?
    it is! isnt it? i knew it....
    aHHH! you got me.....
     
    bdon666, Mar 20, 2008
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    bdon666 Guest

    but remember:
    there are no stupid questions, just stupid answers. ... .
     
    bdon666, Mar 20, 2008
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    Wudsracer Guest

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    Lowering the clip raised the jet needle, which makes the mixture
    richer.



    Wudsracer/Jim Cook
    Smackover Racing
    '06 Gas Gas DE300
    '82 Husqvarna XC250
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    Wudsracer, Mar 27, 2008
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