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Carb Problem 2

PostPosted: Tue Oct 19, 2004 1:59 pm
by keithcross
Hi guys

I had a small problem with my Baggi today, the engine speed did not reduce as quickly as normal when closing the throttle. On checking the Starter jet assembly was found to be sticking. It was just a bit dry and sticking on the first position on the choke.
It might be worth checking and lubricating yours before the problem strikes. Its really easy to do, only requiring a 12mm spanner and a small amount of grease. I used Moly paste, but if available I would have used silicon grease (Dow Corning MS4 or similar).
Hope this helps someone with the same problem or stops others suffereing the same thing. After all prevention is normally better then cure.

Keith

Re: Carb Problem 2

PostPosted: Tue Oct 19, 2004 2:24 pm
by gedge
keithcross wrote:Hi guys

I had a small problem with my Baggi today, the engine speed did not reduce as quickly as normal when closing the throttle. On checking the Starter jet assembly was found to be sticking. It was just a bit dry and sticking on the first position on the choke.
It might be worth checking and lubricating yours before the problem strikes. Its really easy to do, only requiring a 12mm spanner and a small amount of grease. I used Moly paste, but if available I would have used silicon grease (Dow Corning MS4 or similar).
Hope this helps someone with the same problem or stops others suffereing the same thing. After all prevention is normally better then cure.

Keith


It didn't want to slow down.. it was busy remembering the weekend and wanting more :-D

PostPosted: Tue Oct 19, 2004 4:21 pm
by keithcross
Gedge

I think you may be right.
BTW on the way home, on a duel carigeway (two lanes each way with a cnetre median) I was really going for it, had a misfire at an indicated 100mph. The realised it was the rev limiter cutting in as I was still in 4th gear :oops:

Keith

SPEED

PostPosted: Tue Oct 19, 2004 7:26 pm
by DAVID THOMPSON
HAY KEITH

You must be one of the guys i saw in the vid's
on that web sit called "uponone.com"
he was shooting the rush hour grind on 1 wheel at 100 plus
if he fell off it would take 2 days with a pressure washer to clean up the mess
:smt021

the guy above is having his head checked because he rides toooooo
fast

ar dave in wv usa

PostPosted: Wed Oct 20, 2004 7:04 am
by gedge
keithcross wrote:Gedge

I think you may be right.
BTW on the way home, on a duel carigeway (two lanes each way with a cnetre median) I was really going for it, had a misfire at an indicated 100mph. The realised it was the rev limiter cutting in as I was still in 4th gear :oops:

Keith


You should have stayed with us. Down in Havant we had the TLGP.. I got the jump on Snatchs KTM and Boysie , but after 100m the 14t sprocket run out of wind.... Boysies bike seems exceptionallly quick though don't you think?? Or is it that he weighs next to nothing ;-)

PostPosted: Wed Oct 20, 2004 2:00 pm
by keithcross
Gedge

Dont think it was the weight, rather the wind resistance of a wider body :lol:
Shame I missed it though, might have beat him on top end speed esp if I remebered I had a 5th gear :oops: .

Keith

PostPosted: Thu Oct 21, 2004 1:05 pm
by boysie
Hey guys, you also have to remember my old MUZ has had time to mature now it's on it's 4th year of service..

I was at Trevor Popes today, and discovered the 6 pot Beringer brake caliper clears the spokes on my front wheel, which could be handy, as I was also on the phone to Slipstream Racing, and it seems 65 rear wheel horspower is only a cheque book away :shock: ,,, or I could just be sensible I spose.

PostPosted: Thu Oct 21, 2004 4:43 pm
by gedge
boysie wrote:Hey guys, you also have to remember my old MUZ has had time to mature now it's on it's 4th year of service..

I was at Trevor Popes today, and discovered the 6 pot Beringer brake caliper clears the spokes on my front wheel, which could be handy, as I was also on the phone to Slipstream Racing, and it seems 65 rear wheel horspower is only a cheque book away :shock: ,,, or I could just be sensible I spose.


Let us know what you get for your dosh.. Winter project .. you know you want to :-D

PostPosted: Thu Oct 21, 2004 5:18 pm
by keithcross
Gedge

Slipsteams prices in £'s are:

Piston Kits: 100mm £130.00 101 and 102mm also available
105mm 2 ring (for 88mmStroke) :
Camshafts: 6 stages Reprofiled 189.00 New Billet 230.00
Heavy Duty Slotted Cam Sprocket 40.00
Valve Spring Kits 183.00
Carrillo Rod 165.00 Titanium Rod 500.00
Crankpin 2mm offset for 88mm Stroke 105.00
Solid Balancer Gears (pair) 180.00
6 Spring Conversion 275.00 Close Ratio Gearbox 1500.00
Lower 5th Gear only (pair) 270.00
Roller Cam chain Conversion 100.00
Services: Gasflow Cylinder Head Road 150.00 Race (for STD Carbs)180.00
Race (for Keihin CRS) 300.00 Downdraft race 750.00
Crank Rebuild & true 40.00
Crank Modify for 88mm Inc Thrust Washers 60.00
Carb Kits from £345.00 - £550.00
Exhaust Systems Race 2into2 475.00 Slip-on Muffler from 190.00
Full Strip & Rebuild + Dial Cam 280.00
CNC Billet Generator Cover with Seal 100.00
Fully Programmable ignition 595.00

Please note that some of the above is for the Scorpian models.

Search the web on slipstream for more details. Mix and match to get the power you want.

Keith

PostPosted: Fri Oct 22, 2004 3:44 am
by gedge
I see what Boysie meant about needing a new Cheque book :-D :-D





Tempting though :shock:

PostPosted: Fri Oct 22, 2004 5:24 am
by keithcross
Gedge

Why a new cheque book, surely you have enoght cash in your back pocket to get all the tuning work you need? :P

Keith

PostPosted: Fri Oct 22, 2004 5:37 am
by gedge
Actually with my riding style you are right :oops:(£5) :roll:






However for the tuning work I WANT....Thats a diferent story... :-D