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CO Readings

Discussion in 'Motorcycle Tech Talk' started by LimeyGaz, May 29, 2009.

  1. LimeyGaz

    LimeyGaz New Member

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    Hi folks, me again. Sorry to post this here but the CV Stage 1 Tuning Kit link ain't working....

    Any hoo, got the carb back on with the CV Kit installed and fired it up. Runs a treat :D but I want to get the mixture just right. (got a 2001 883 Sportster). At the back of my garage I dusted off my exhaust gas analyser CO% machine I used when I used to restore classic cars way back I my yoof. It registers from zero up to 8% CO. Does anyone know what reading I should expect if I use this? Can I use it!??? It's for four stroke petrol engines so I guess it should work. As the bike doesn't have a tacho its very difficult to get things just right and whilst the 2 1/8 turn setting seems OK it does occasionaly cough on the over run. Any Suggestion? :cool:
    Cheers,
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    cowboy Moderator Staff Member

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    Not sure about the co reading , but just put about 3oo miles on that sporty & stop doing the over reveing & she'll stop coughing I put that kit in my Daughters 04 883 & it coughed a bit took it out & run her about 200 miles & al coughing was gone & I run premum gas
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    LimeyGaz New Member

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    Cheers Cowboy. Sounds like I need to get some miles under my belt! Ain't that a shame! :D

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