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Should I be upgrading my petcock if my motorcycle is tuned?

Started by jtl216, October 20, 2014, 04:05:41 PM

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jtl216

I've got a lunchbox filter, 20/65/142.5 jets, and an aftermarket R6 (yoshimura) slip-on,  on a 2006 GS500. It feels like when I'm warming it up I need to blip the throttle to get it to grab, and even after riding a while and stopping the rpms hit 1100 before climbing back to the 1400 rpms that its set at.


Is this mild fuel starvation and is this a problem that occurs with the upgrades I've done?
2006 GS500F, K&N lunchbox, R6 rear shock, .80kg/mm Race Tech Springs, LED Indicators.

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yamahonkawazuki

May i ask what mixture screws were set at?, youCOULD upgrade the petcock, but ive as well as many others have done similar upgrades without petcock upgrade
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jtl216

3 turns out. I think I actually might be asking the wrong question and I'm thinking that my actual problem is I need a larger main jet after installing an R6 yoshi slip on.
I know fuel starvation and leaning due to a small main jet are different but I suppose I attributed one to the other.
2006 GS500F, K&N lunchbox, R6 rear shock, .80kg/mm Race Tech Springs, LED Indicators.

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