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Question about needles / jets for 4th gen - 94-97

11 posts Started 31 Jan 2010 Last recovered post 1 Feb 2010 Wayback Machine snapshot 11 Jan 2011

#1
Ok, what's going on here? Anyone recognize these needles?

The one on the left came out of a 1996 carb rack, which also has #124 main jets installed along with the stock #40S slows.

The needle/diaphragm on the right came out of a second 1996 carb rack, which has what is believed to be the stock #125 main jets, and #40S slow jets.

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Anyone got ideas on what brand the needle on the left is, and why someone would install smaller jets? :unsure:
#2
Seb, these bikes came stock with both #125 and #128 jets, I can't remember what went in what and why this was. If needed I have 4 brand new #128s in package that I will never use I will make you a deal on them if you need them.
#3

[image: View Post]Gap Trash, on 31 January 2010 - 11:33 AM, said:

Seb, these bikes came stock with both #125 and #128 jets, I can't remember what went in what and why this was. If needed I have 4 brand new #128s in package that I will never use I will make you a deal on them if you need them.


Sounds like a deal to me, shoot me a PM, wouldja?

Thanks!

Any idea on the needles?
#4

[image: View Post]Gap Trash, on 31 January 2010 - 11:33 AM, said:

Seb, these bikes came stock with both #125 and #128 jets, I can't remember what went in what and why this was. If needed I have 4 brand new #128s in package that I will never use I will make you a deal on them if you need them.


Just checked the manual, #125's are stock for 49 states & Canada, California bikes had #128's in the front bank, and #125's in the rear.

Still doesn't explain the #124's I found. :huh:
#5

[image: View Post]SEBSPEED, on 31 January 2010 - 05:36 PM, said:

Still doesn't explain the #124's I found. :huh:

High Altitude ??
#6
Could the needle be worn? How did the bike run, that it came out of?
#7
Jet kit? Does the needle have an adjustable clip at the top when you take it out of the boot?
#8

[image: View Post]elizilla, on 31 January 2010 - 11:53 PM, said:

Could the needle be worn? How did the bike run, that it came out of?


Apparently the bike ran well, with a slip on and stock filter. I haven't heard it run myself but based on the owners claim along with an indifferent witness to said claim, I believe this to be true.

No, the needle on the left is definitely not a worn-out version of the one on the right.
#9

[image: View Post]mrmatt, on 01 February 2010 - 12:43 AM, said:

Jet kit? Does the needle have an adjustable clip at the top when you take it out of the boot?


I'll have a look at that this evening!
#10

[image: View Post]mrmatt, on 01 February 2010 - 12:43 AM, said:

Jet kit? Does the needle have an adjustable clip at the top when you take it out of the boot?


I'll have a look at that this evening!
#11
I did some more research and found out that this is a Dynojet jet kit.

Topic closed, but not deleted for future reference.

Thanks all!
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