Want to be a carb tuner?

[SUPERTUNE]

Here's a web page from Group K on the basic's of carb tuning...I would suggust that all of you motor heads that want to work on tuning of your carbs,:sneaky: read this so you can understand what changes you want and need when tuning for your set-up!
Team Scream Racing
http://www.groupk.com/tec-carbs98.htm

 

[ski4]

great article,

dj, that mid torque siezure sounds very familiar????????????>?

 

[MADMAT]

His site has more info than I think I could ever read! It's amazing he took the time to put all of that content up.:hail:

 

[Prem1x]

Klemm's teachings on using a tachometer for tuning really is the best, IMO. Here are the rest of his docs, including a couple more on carb-tuning http://www.groupk.com/docstech.htm

 

[ski4]

and man is it good reading, it is like reading nuerosurgery articles in the ama publications sometimes and way over my head but good stuff none the less

 

[waxhead]

Its one of the best articles i have read
its been up there for years now but its still one of the best out there

 

[justincr250]

that is a great article but no pictures of where the high and low speed adjusters are at. I have 48s on my SXR and need to fine tune the low speed air mixture screw. Can any of you guys give me a little advice on this ?

 

[SuperJETT]

You'll laugh, but the Low screw is the bottom one, and the High screw is the top one.

 

[junkman]

love it!

and man is it good reading, it is like reading nuerosurgery articles in the ama publications sometimes and way over my head but good stuff none the less

 

[justincr250]

You'll laugh, but the Low screw is the bottom one, and the High screw is the top one.

Man Im an idiot... Thanks