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 eddie v twin Derestricted Danger
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 Posted: 22:38 - 17 Jul 2005 Post subject: honda nsr 125 power problems |
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Hi guys wife has a honda nsr 125 02 model with a gianelli exhaust fitted and the carb resticter removed air filter cleaned and new plug. Problem is it takes off like a scalded cat from from 9,000 rpm but at 6,000 rpm its flat with no real power and you have to drop it down a gear to get it up to 8,000 rpm then it takes off, but if you try to accelerate in higher gears 4th, 5th, 6th it just doesnt want to know below 8,000 rpm like the engine is reallly holding back and wanting to go ???, any ideas guys jetting ( standard at the moment), needle on second notch, float hieght is 22.5 mm, synthetic oil
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 Posted: 00:51 - 18 Jul 2005 Post subject: nsr |
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Sounds a bit like my NSR - Welcome to the wonderful world of un-restricted nsr's !.
You may be able to curb it by a bit but you will always find there is a power band issue with it, I dunno, I kinda like it !, but then I'm a bit psyco lol and like the edge that it gives it !.
Like it's been said, jetting it def helped I did mine and it was so much difference, even gave me a bit more noticed power. Also re-built the hole carb and associated add-ons. Seem they collect so much crap.
Mine is pocket rocket from 0 to 5000 and then after 7000 up to 11000 easy 110 (on track of course) mine is most happy when it's having the *** reved out of it  |
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Hi Eddie
no idea what jet they put in mine but here is a web address given to me when i needed help with mine they will do everything you need for carbs.
www.dellorto.co.uk
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My NSR was exactly the same.. I just got used to riding it above 8000rpm.
As you describe it was completely flat below 8000. The first time I had the confidence to wind the throttle on that little bit further I "weeeeeeeeeed" all the way down the A5  ____________________ Avast! Pirates ahoy!
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Did you re-jet the carb when you fitted the new exhaust? If you derestrict the exhaust system, you will need to re-jet. We only had to up the main jet on my cousins RCR. Since you say that the power is awful below 8000 rpm. It sounds like the pilot jet (I think). The main jet only kicks in at high rpm (in your case it would seem, 8000rpm +).
Another thing I will mention is that the NSR is a two stroke. Two strokes tend to have their real kick at high rpms. My cousins RCR is pretty poor at low rpm, but when you open it right up it completely wastes my 125! ____________________ 125 trail bike, custom bars, handguards etc. - ?500.
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Hi you were kind enough to give me some advice about my wifes nsr 125 and its power problems, any way The bike is a 2002 derestricted , and fitted with a gianelli aftermarket exhaust, I have altered the jetting from standard 132-38-55 second notch on the needle too 138-42-65 fourth notch on the needle ,but the bike still has problems reving through the 6,000 rpm mark, below that no probs, and in the lower gears from 8,000 rpm it runs well, can you give me some advice on the jetting ie roughlt what sizes because I think it is still running lean, the bike feels like it wants to go but is holding back HELP !!!!
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with key on it is normal , you heard the noise and no movement , this is because last time to turn the key off valves were high (make a test , turn manually the pulley in the middle and after key on , it will move). your sequence is correct except the valves open a bit too early . normally they begin to open at 6500 rpm , this is probably a sign of tired RC valves control unit or a false info from the CDI . what i will do first is to check the base guide timming on the barrel ( look the workshop mamual) , then the pulley timming .
the valves are closed at low revs to keep a good torque but over 7200 rpm , you need the max openning of the exhaust to get best exit of the burned gas
if you find cheap bits on breakers or ebay , change them . but just a thing , you must know which type of electronics is fit on your bike . you can pm me your serial number (begin like this ZDCJC22..........) and i will tell you if it's a uk, it or import one . ____________________ the worst day fishing is better than the best day working |
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if it's a uk or it bike 138,42,65 and carbon reed
if it's german , swiss , french import 135,42,60
are you able to read french ? if you want you can download the file i've put on my forum
(you can also go to https://world.altavista.com/tr and translate it)
https://www.geneva-racing.com/~alains/infos.doc
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look above 138,42,65 and i have carbon reed
https://www.blue-oil-france.com/default.php?cPath=210
model 360451 ~£23
fully synthetic 2 strokes oil (motul 600 or castrol tsx)
sparkplug BR10EIX at the moment (hot days) , i change end september by BR9EIX https://www.sparkplugs.co.uk (£6.84 ex VAT) ____________________ the worst day fishing is better than the best day working |
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