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The bike runs great. It pulls hard, and has excellent top end. It does not even feel like same bike. I will try using the choke very little and see what happens. I would rather not mess with your recommend settings. I hope to spend some time with the bike this weekend to try the fine tuning. I did sync the carb also right before the jet kit, and set the float height to the factory setting according the book. 13mm. What do you mean by fine tuning? Thank you for helping. James
Marc Salvisberg <factory2@ix.netcom.com> wrote:If you want the bike to maybe idle with the choke on, you'll have to turn the fuel screw in.
Try a 1/4, and even more in.
You are balancing good running performance vs. "making the choke work". Your choice.
You haven't really done any tuning. We'd spend 1-3 hours on fine tuning.
You haven't mentioned how the bike ran?
M
james ward wrote:I have not tried any other settings. I had a dynojet kit in my other zx9r with the pilot 3.5 turns out. and it would start and run with no choke ever. Should I turn the pilot back in one half or a quarter turn?
Marc Salvisberg <factory2@ix.netcom.com> wrote:You richened up the idle mixture - The choke still thinks it needs to richen enough to work with the "too lean" stock pilot mixture.
The richer pilot circuit mixture + the choke mixture = too rich to "idle high".
You can either lean out the pilot circuit (so it's too lean again) and the choke will idle high, like it used to. Or, (like most everybody else) just start it, then, turn the choke off (as soon as possible) and keep the engine running by hand (which is usual).
I would sit there with the choke on, keeping the engine running > turn the choke off.
You won't hurt the engine by turning the choke off earlier than before;.
Just keep the engine running till it's warm enough to ride safely.
Remember, this is a carbureted bike - not a fuel injected vehicle.
You didn't mention trying any other settings?
Did you?
Thanks -
Marc
james ward wrote:Hello.I just installed a factory 1.0 jet kit in my 1995 Kawasaki ZX-9R. I followed all instructions. I have done this before, and work on my own bikes all of the time. This time I'm having bad idle problems. The first night the bike started right up, smooth idle, great cruising, and mid, and top end. Power is excellent. But now every time I go to start the bike with choke on it will not idle. I have to keep reving it up until warm then it idles. It will puff out some black smoke also. carbs were stock before jet kit. Thank you for any help you can provide.James WardSettings are as follows.Needle third from topTwo washers above needleSupplied springs usedPilot 2.5 turns outStock 190 Keihin Main jetVance and Hines 4-1 header with ss2r pipeK&N filter. Its cleanFloat bowl vents are clean.Carbs have been cleaned with Pilot screws removed and circuit cleaned.Stock Ignition advancerNew wires, and new plugs.Bike has 20k Miles. Always runs pretty goodCompression is good Just checked.
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