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I have a 1980 GS850 that i am running pods on. i also took the muffler off the 4 into 1 exhaust, because it sounds sweat. Does anyone have recommendations for jets.
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Large. Very LARGE.
Sounds like a perfect time for a DynoJet Stage 3 kit.
Stock mains are 115. For pods and an uncorked
pipe, maybe something in the 130-140 range.
You will also want to shim the needles, if you can't find a DJ kit.
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Find a DJ kit. They're out there. Shimming stock needles for this set up is an exercise in futility.Originally posted by Steve View PostLarge. Very LARGE.
Sounds like a perfect time for a DynoJet Stage 3 kit.
Stock mains are 115. For pods and an uncorked pipe, maybe something in the 130-140 range.
You will also want to shim the needles, if you can't find a DJ kit.
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I agree with others.
Check www.denniskirk.com for the kit.sigpic
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