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Started by Kid Jedi, May 18, 2009, 07:57:06 PM

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Kid Jedi

Loves to over think things.

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good.....

try 3 turns out from lightly seated on the pilot screws and re-sync the carbs  ;)
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it ain't worth doing it at all - Man Law
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Don't just leave the pilot screws at an "x number of turns" setting, they're good starting points but you really need to adjust them for your particular setup.  Aim for the highest idle, once cylinder at a time, then back them off a little bit from there.  I think Lucky put it best..

Quote from: Lucky on April 08, 2006, 10:26:53 PM
the pilots should be turned in, one at a time, untill the bikes idle roughens up, then out till it roughens up, count the turns as you go.? set the pilot screw in the middle of theis range PLUS out 1/4 turn.

repeat with the other pilot.

if the bike still stumbles turn the pilots out 1/8 more & retest drive.
Rider1>No wonder, the Daytona has very sharp steering and aggressive geometry.  It's a very difficult bike for a new rider.
Rider2>Well it has different geometry now.