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sk6f3
I went from 42.5 pilots to 45, raised the stock needle 1mm, opened the slide hole (insert joke, no pun intended) 7/64, and borrowed a pilot screw adjustment tool. I have stock US mains for now.

MAXX after you increased your pilot size, do you remember how many turns open you set you pilot screw? I am concerned that with 45s, 2.5 turns out may be too much. Thanks Steve
86gn
I would start with 2.5 turns out and see how it runs. Mine seems to be best at 2.5.
Anonymous
I also run with the same steup, out 2.5 turns. Pulled the plugs about 6 months ago...they've been in there since birth and the jet kit has been in for a couple years now. The plugs are a nice even tan. Tells me the carbs are mixing perfectly.

Good luck.

Sean.
sk6f3
Thanks, I went with 2.5 turns out. Each of the pilot screws was set at 2.5 when I checked the previous setting. This was the only change I found from stock. The previous idle was just fine.

I have reassembled up to the air filter, I am waiting for the K&N in the mail. If it does not come tommorrow, I may put the old dirty one in just to see how it runs. How much of a difference will the filter make?

Have you run with out lower and center fairing panels, just for short test rides?

I also installed a NEP throttle lock and it seems to work beautifuly, Steve
Northman
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Have you run with out lower and center fairing panels, just for short test rides?


I know a guy that did a trackday with the panels removed.

Should be OK for a street ride, but beware of people mistaking you for a FZ rider! :shock:
Anonymous
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I have reassembled up to the air filter, I am waiting for the K&N in the mail. If it does not come tommorrow, I may put the old dirty one in just to see how it runs. How much of a difference will the filter make?


It will run, just rich is all. The stock filter is just too restricted to run with jetted carbs.
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