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re-jetting

Discussion in 'Motorcycle Tech Talk' started by ronstar, Jun 25, 2004.

  1. ronstar

    ronstar New Member

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    I have a Yamaha V-star xvs650 and would like to add Hard Krome 2" Drag slip-ons. Do I have to re-jet?
  2. hotroadking

    hotroadking Super Moderator Staff Member

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    Usually on any bike when you change pipes you need to rejet the carb, while you're at it , get one of the Air box kits made for your bike they sell them here I think its a Barons kit and it comes with all the instructions, plus doing the filter and pipes will make the best power from your bike for the changes.
  3. Tim Stone

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    road king should br a P.O.C.-howabout scooters!?

    My big peeve at the moment is that I live in a scooter world with dinky carbs and need some rec=sources on re-jetting(i.e. drilling jets out to make performance happen at 3300 ' above sea level. Where can the tiny drills or jets be obtained to do this task!?!?!

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