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Carb problem (444 bore)
Posted: Mon May 21, 2007 10:03 pm
by SplaTZXR400
Hi ppl, jus a little question to any1 who knows about this. I have a 444 bore and basically im getting lots of starting trouble. Wrong mixture really, flooding, backfiring, runing lean etc. i cant seem to get a consistant setting that works in all temps. This is so fustrating when it dont start on cold mornings, even with choke.
All i ask is if any1 knows, the fuel screw settings on the carb or able to giv any advice to ensure consistant starting. Stock is 1.1/4 turns out but i was told the bore kit needs more ???
p.s plugs were cleaned, there are impressive sparks, and are new anyway, comp seems good, fuel does catch fire. (35 pilot 95 main)
Thanks.
Posted: Tue May 22, 2007 12:20 am
by tomzxr400
hi ive bin setting my carbs and dynojet say 2 x 360 degre turns
also they then say have it tickin over at warm idle check there balanced first then turn the mixture screw in till it miss fires then turn out till it idles smooth and repeat on all 4 worked for me
Posted: Tue May 22, 2007 12:26 am
by SplaTZXR400
k well idles smooth, balance isn't too bad, so thats 2 turns, makes sense coz iv got best result so far at about 1.3/4 but not perfect wil try 2 2moro thanks.
I take ur carb is similar to mine jetting wise? coz otherwise it'l be slightly different. my mech who done the work said 2.1/2 turns but this proved by plugs n sound that its too rich, n hes dodgey anyway. thanks for your help il get back soon as.
Posted: Tue May 22, 2007 10:54 am
by RedexRobB
Failing all of that get it on a dyno where they can set it up for you and advise on jets etc... as they can monitor evrything they need to, to make the right adjustments.
Posted: Mon May 28, 2007 1:23 pm
by SplaTZXR400
i did consider that, but all mechs sownhere are dodgey, and i dont trust them. already stopped using mine. plus im tight for money, coz aswel as bloody carb setup, im saving for a new exhaust manifold, and alternatorat the mo. y do i have a lemon!
Posted: Mon May 28, 2007 4:07 pm
by Mori Man
You could try a JN-N76L needle with the clip on the 3rd notch with a MJ of 87 or 90. This set up will cover most if not all exhaust systems along with your rebore
Then do the air/mixture screw as previously described, if your still having problems after this then you really need to consider getting it on a Dyno.
I like the DIY challenge but it can be an ardeous journey, look out for a free Dyno shoot-out day then you can see how your air/fuel mixture is doing through the rev range.
Good Luck !
Posted: Mon May 28, 2007 4:26 pm
by SplaTZXR400
wow thanks man, iv had it down 2day tryna sort it out, didn't start well this morning or yesterday. so if this continues i think i shall try ur suggestion and see how it goes. cheers!!!
