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Installed 89 gsxr carbs today

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Installed carbs today with dyna 2000 ignition.Fired right up idles good rolling throttle slow revs fine. from idle to 4ooo rpm whacking the throttle it bogs and spits fuel . Havent gotten K&N 2922 air cleaners yet. Im thinking rich so idle to 4000 would be needles? Im 3rd clip down from top.2 3/4 out air screws 132.5 mains.Dyna 2000 i set timing @ 37.5 deg Ok? Should i change plugs and gap with new ign?Im running d9ea stock plugs now.Didnt sync yet waiting for filters.Just went up and down street definatly has more snap, Once fine tuned i know i will be grinning for sure.So any advice from anyone running simalar set up would be appreciated.:dancing: Not familar tuning gsxr carbs. What setup is working for you

/Thanks Mike T
 
Just a quick question ... is this on your GS250 or a bored-out 1400 kit?

Another question ... do you have any kind of filter on the intakes? That could make a difference in tuning.

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GSXR1100 carbs right?
I am running the same set up on my 1085, K&N filters, Cut and ported head, web cams, 4 into 1 exhaust. I am still fine tuning and it has been cold and wet here for a week so I haven't ridden my latest set up. I have started with a Factory Pro jet kit for the GSXR 1100. Inspection of the emulsion tubes are a MUST!! These carbs are known for wearing the stock tubes and it causes a rich condition. My tubes were so bad I don't know how the preveious bike evan ran!!
What are you running for a pilot jet? What kind of plug coloring are you getting?
 
Try 34 degrees for the advance.
Get the main jet dialed in so you can hit redline with good color on the plugs.
Then get rid of the stumble on the needle with good color on the plugs
Then dial in the pilot circuit. This will be rich with a stock head so good luck.
 
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GSXR1100 carbs right?
I am running the same set up on my 1085, K&N filters, Cut and ported head, web cams, 4 into 1 exhaust. I am still fine tuning and it has been cold and wet here for a week so I haven't ridden my latest set up. I have started with a Factory Pro jet kit for the GSXR 1100. Inspection of the emulsion tubes are a MUST!! These carbs are known for wearing the stock tubes and it causes a rich condition. My tubes were so bad I don't know how the preveious bike evan ran!!
What are you running for a pilot jet? What kind of plug coloring are you getting?

Where are emulsion tubes?Brass? Plastic?How do i remove?
 
Just a quick question ... is this on your GS250 or a bored-out 1400 kit?

Another question ... do you have any kind of filter on the intakes? That could make a difference in tuning.

.
gs 1100e 1983 stock internals
 
GSXR1100 carbs right?
I am running the same set up on my 1085, K&N filters, Cut and ported head, web cams, 4 into 1 exhaust. I am still fine tuning and it has been cold and wet here for a week so I haven't ridden my latest set up. I have started with a Factory Pro jet kit for the GSXR 1100. Inspection of the emulsion tubes are a MUST!! These carbs are known for wearing the stock tubes and it causes a rich condition. My tubes were so bad I don't know how the preveious bike evan ran!!
What are you running for a pilot jet? What kind of plug coloring are you getting?

I think a jet kit was installed neddle has 5 clip settings and came with 132.5 mains.where is emultion tube? maybe changed already
 
The emulsion tube--or needle jet-- is what the needle slides into. Remove the slide and main jet and push up with your fingers. Inspect for ovaling or wear.
 
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