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Make a wee bit of difference, but only with other tuning work, i.e. can/full system + PCIII. ____________________ My Flickr |
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Yeah, got harris can, but not pcIII. Not sure of price diff between the 2, will check it out.
Thanks Big_Ham,
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Well mines running at 152hp, not too fussed about getting any more!
But smoother running of the bike etc, not sure if i would have to change anything ie(add a PCIII), already got harris race can, which is good enough.........or other tweaking.
I mean, if it will change anything to run smoother or better,(without changing anything) suppose its worth getting one instead of an oem one.
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Right cheer's chaps, oem air filter here we come!!
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I asked this question recently.
Basically from what i was told and read up, fitting a different exhaust or air filter, will upset the carburation.
You may need to adjust the pilot screw for a smoother tick over and low throttle, adjust the jet needle for a smoother mid and get bigger jets, all to richen the mixture.
Other wise it will run lean.
Its pretty easy to do, read this site, all you need to know about carburetor setting. Carb 101 ____________________ ZX6R C6F.
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| Rowey wrote: | I asked this question recently.
Basically from what i was told and read up, fitting a different exhaust or air filter, will upset the carburation.
You may need to adjust the pilot screw for a smoother tick over and low throttle, adjust the jet needle for a smoother mid and get bigger jets, all to richen the mixture.
Other wise it will run lean.
Its pretty easy to do, read this site, all you need to know about carburetor setting. Carb 101 |
Its fuel injected, R-Tard. |
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| Rowey wrote: | I asked this question recently.
Basically from what i was told and read up, fitting a different exhaust or air filter, will upset the carburation.
You may need to adjust the pilot screw for a smoother tick over and low throttle, adjust the jet needle for a smoother mid and get bigger jets, all to richen the mixture.
Other wise it will run lean.
Its pretty easy to do, read this site, all you need to know about carburetor setting. Carb 101 |
RTFQ.....Its fuel injected....the ECU will take care of things, if the changes are with in the parameters it can handle. If not it will need re mapping.
The main advantage of a K&N is that you buy one and it stays with the bike for life, if you intend to keep the bike for a number of years this will be worth doing. Also the flow remains constant for longer, or should I say they have to get more cruded up before the flow drops off. Yes they will give a better flow and if you are doing lots of tuning work you'll want one. ____________________ 70's & 80's 4 stoke Yamaha Guru and professional workshop dweller. |
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