carbs are stock as are the high jets. low jets have been changed from 67.5 stock.
ive only been bench testing but cant fathom how im getting the pressures im getting.
considered increasing my low jet one step and leaving the spring the same n see how it runs.
crazy thing is that the symptoms...
found a mikuni 95 gm spring i had (was able to identify it because its wound reverse from the others) and tried that and i got about 27psi
this makes no sense!! :/
also kinda curious why the 95 and 65 gm springs are longer than the 115 gm spring that came stock
hope somebody can help
thanks
ok... i have an update but unfortunately no good news. on the contrary somewhat baffling
so i decided i was gonna check the pop-off before ordering new springs.
i wanted a basis for comparison so I did a little research and found out that most people are having good results with around 30psi...
just an fyi... i bought a thread chaser for a spark plug (18mm i believe) at my local hardware store. fairly cheap too.
when it bottoms out smack the end with a hammer a cpl times then back it off. usually breaks the flywheel free
goodluck
ok well here are the specs...
750 w stock dual mikunis
factory pipe
k&n flame arrestors
carbs were recently rebuilt
75 low jet @ 1.5 turns out
147.5 high jet @ 1 turn out
needle is a 1.5 according to the stamp on the seat (stock?)
spring is either faded gold or dull silver (stock?) replaced...
test n tune your carbs with the ski under load so that means in the water or on a trailer in the water. id find a safe starting point, take it for a short ride and see how it feels then make adjustments... rinse n repeat
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id put my money on the contacts in the start button tho.
do a search. u can put an ohm meter on the s/s switch plug to check if the push buttons are working. guess you could just...
anybody have a quik fix for an idle screw that backs out on its own? its a 750 big pin with stock 38's. just slowly backs out with vibration until it wont idle. not really a big deal for me but can be brutal on my battery and starter when i let somebody else ride n they cant keep it running...
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