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JAM_IT
 Post subject: Re: Cold carby...huh?
PostPosted: Thu Jan 12, 2006 6:50 pm 
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Morris 1100 wrote:
It sounds like your carbys are out of sync at idle and one carby is doing squat at the other is flowing twice the air that it should. If you re-set the idle (just open the screw on the lazy carb and back off the screw on the cold one) it should be fine.


Precisely what I did this arvo :wink: PLUS I bought a new pair of BLUE springs for the carbs. Just in case.....

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go find your 1.5 su borrow its needle and use the hif :) sorted
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It is a standard 998cc Clubby needle.....it would be too lean, just like the one in the HIF.

Speaking of standard....I found out this arvo that JAM's HS2 needles (AN) are standard 1098 Sprite needles :lol: No wonder it's down on power!

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