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SJ

posted on 20/3/22 at 06:47 PM Reply With Quote
Bike carb update

In case anyone is interested I thought I'd give a quick update on my bike carb setup. I've had the re-spaced ZX6 mikunis on for some time fixed horizontally using a 5mm aluminium plate with the zx6 rubber inlets, and with the standard .12 pilot jets, which worked well and went well but was not quite right at lower engine speeds.

I did a bit of research and bought some Fazer 1000 carb inlets which are angled up. These fit perfectly on the carbs and angle them much more like they are on the bike.

I also did some more testing with the wideband and ended up with 1.8mm mains, needles one notch from the top and .20 pilot jets which makes the car run perfectly. W the. With the 0.12 standard pilots the car just wouldn't run rich enough at idle and I couldn't get the afr under 18.

Afr is now around 14-15 under most circumstances and about 13 at WOT.

The car starts, idles and pulls really well across the rev range now.

The inlet manifold was about £25 including the Fazer carb rubbers to make, so if you can re-space the carbs it's a very cheap way to get a zetec going.

Stu

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JAG

posted on 21/3/22 at 09:44 AM Reply With Quote
A picture is worth a thousand words....

But it sounds like a grand job!





Justin


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SJ

posted on 21/3/22 at 10:43 AM Reply With Quote
I can't upload photos to the forum anymore. Not sure why.

This might work.

Linky

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