Bike carbs
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Thanks in advance.
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I would start with a smaller size and increase if the engine is running lean. It is common for modified 16v engine to use 180 jets. Obviously a standard 8v would be much less, as you have less air flow through the head.
For comparison, I'm running 180's on my 8v, build thread is here:
http://vwgolfmk1.org.uk/forum/index.php?page=topicview&id=projects%2Fyour-mk1-golfs_2%2Fmk1-golf-gti-2008cc-8v
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Diverwez said
Cheers pal ill have a read through, might have to pick your brains about them if you dont mind.
Sure, no problem
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After that i drive to the carb guru and he sorted out the jets.
And gave me 40 hp more than when i arrived.
He did a better job than i did…… Don't know if you did the same Lhasa but the guy closed my brake air injets ,don't know if this is the right word for the UK.
These four little injets (red arrow)
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Mine R1 carbs got 170 Jets ,i started off with 135 and drill the original jets to 150.
After that i drive to the carb guru and he sorted out the jets.
And gave me 40 hp more than when i arrived.
He did a better job than i did…… Don't know if you did the same Lhasa but the guy closed my brake air injets ,don't know if this is the right word for the UK.
These four little injets (red arrow)
Thanks, that's really use info. I got my R1 carbs prepared by local specialist, so I'll ask them about this. Anymore power is always welcome
I saw approximately 30bhp increase difference between k-jet and R1 bike carbs from the same rollers.
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