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    #16
    Popping could be your exhaust gaskets.
    -1980 GS1100 LT
    -1975 Honda cb750K
    -1972 Honda cl175
    - Currently presiding over a 1970 T500

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      #17
      Could be an exhaust leak, could also be a vacuum leak elsewhere. Generally you'd want to make the circuit richer to cure popping I would think....
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        #18
        Originally posted by Tom R View Post
        thats exactly what I’ve been going off of for my latest tuning procedure. Bike is only lean because I have my mix screws turned in quite a ways from my last attempt to tune the idle circuit. I could get the engine to stay running under 2k rpm by turning them completely in but not reliably and it wasnt smooth. I’m getting extra gas from somewhere which is why I’m playing with float height right now.
        1983 GS750ES WITH UNI PODS, 4-1 KERKER
        We can rebuild her. We have the technology.

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