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Post by dmilo on Jun 21, 2006 22:26:13 GMT
hey all below is a down view of my carb what is this screw for that the arrow is pointing at  dmilo |
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Post by ally1756 on Jun 21, 2006 22:41:21 GMT
its your idle screw y?
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Post by Scootin on Jun 22, 2006 12:27:35 GMT
Yep, that is the idle screw
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Post by dmilo on Jun 22, 2006 13:17:46 GMT
Hey all,
which way do you turn it to increase idle clockwise or counter clockwise?
dmilo
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Post by ally1756 on Jun 22, 2006 13:25:11 GMT
clockwise to increase revs anticlockwise to reduce revs
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Post by ~ Gaz ~ on Jun 28, 2006 1:03:29 GMT
and if your not sure at any point theres no harm in trying it either way  just fire her up n twist the screw u will here her roar like a fierce beast and she willl start to let her energy escape via her back wheel, but just remember the higher the idle revs, the less chance of ur brakes holding u still at the traffic lights, Plus a hint for u all, if ur idle is too high u will hav a trouble with ur electric start, because u are trying to shoot too much petrol through the carb at once, so if you have turned up the idle n it doesnt start next time around, turn it down a notch and try starting her up again, works a treat |
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just fire her up n twist the screw u will here her roar like a fierce beast and she willl start to let her energy escape via her back wheel, but just remember the higher the idle revs, the less chance of ur brakes holding u still at the traffic lights, Plus a hint for u all, if ur idle is too high u will hav a trouble with ur electric start, because u are trying to shoot too much petrol through the carb at once, so if you have turned up the idle n it doesnt start next time around, turn it down a notch and try starting her up again, works a treat 
