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These Carbs (stage 3 dynojet)?

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Hello everyone Noob question for you...these are my carbs and I intend running pods on them so is it as simple as fitting a stage 3 dynojet kit or not?
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NOT. You have alot more to do than just throw a jet kit at them. It takes time to tune them properly . As no 2 bikes run the same. If it were that easy everyone would do it.
 
Just as I thought..you hear on some bike modding forums get a stage 3 kit and done (cant be that simple)
 
GaZ said:
Just as I thought..you hear on some bike modding forums get a stage 3 kit and done (cant be that simple)
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a stage 3 kit will put you in a ball park but will not be perfect.
it just takes out all the guess work starting from scratch.plus you get the Dynojet needles, which are far better than the stock suzuki items
 
So am I right in assuming then that a gs750 80/85 stage 3 dynojet kit will be ok for these carbs? coz thats the earliest kit they do
 
Pretty sure the dynojet kit is for CV carbs. Your don't look like CV carbs. More than likely you will need larger main jets and to
adjust the needles.
 
I know there Mikuni vm26 definitely not cv not sure what model there off though think there pretty standard to 750/1000's I'm told
 
GaZ said:
I know there Mikuni vm26 definitely not cv not sure what model there off though think there pretty standard to 750/1000's I'm told
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So what are you putting them on?

BTW, there are no Dynojets kits for these carbs.
 
gs750e engine (bough engine first) and was told these were the correct carbs for the job
 
Belay that last question. The first thing to do is open up the bowl and find out what the pilot and main jet are.
 
do I get that from the numbers on the jets themselves? if so the main jet has 5201 and the pilot has 15
 
The main jet number should be something like 90 or 110


You may be getting ahead of yourself. The carbs are correct for a 750 made before 1980. If your motor is 1980 or newer, these are the wrong carbs

Post up a picture of your motor, it's easy to tell the difference
 
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