UNI-VENTS
#31
Ya, we should expecially when the origianl title was Uni vents for the air cleaner.
How do they ride on hard packed and trail riding. I still want something somewhat like the stock ride.
Anyway you will have to let us know about the fronts on how wide they will be. If the 12 are about 9 inches wide then the 9.5 should be about 8 theat wouldn't change a whole lot and I would be able to run them on the stock rims with no problem. Keep us posted.
How do they ride on hard packed and trail riding. I still want something somewhat like the stock ride.
Anyway you will have to let us know about the fronts on how wide they will be. If the 12 are about 9 inches wide then the 9.5 should be about 8 theat wouldn't change a whole lot and I would be able to run them on the stock rims with no problem. Keep us posted.
#33
Yeah guys......gee wiz.....I keep looking up what I started to see more replys and its about your dad jim tires....[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-tongue.gif[/img][img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-tongue.gif[/img][img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-tongue.gif[/img]
I dont mind. Its all good. Get your info out where you can.
Longarm.
I dont mind. Its all good. Get your info out where you can.
Longarm.
#36
Cool,
nice approach, I like the uni vent deal..15 vents, K&N filter, what size jets are you running, mains, pilots, & PMS screw adjustment? this looks like a good mod, sounds pretty cheap too, vents, filter, & jets & shims..also what elevation are you, that may influence jet size..
Thanks in advance CLP
nice approach, I like the uni vent deal..15 vents, K&N filter, what size jets are you running, mains, pilots, & PMS screw adjustment? this looks like a good mod, sounds pretty cheap too, vents, filter, & jets & shims..also what elevation are you, that may influence jet size..
Thanks in advance CLP
#39
cool,
It is getting interesting in what you, coolinthe woods & oldman wheeler are doing..I'll probally read & see what the best approach to do is..
I jetted my Motorcycle, a Royal Star 1300, I cut the bottom of the airbox out & put a K&N filter in, went from a 1 3/4 hole to a 4x6" oval, went up 1 size on the pilots, 9 sizes on the mains, shimmed the stock needles .060, and changed the cdi box, added 5 degrees more advance quicker...& 750 more rpm..a real improvement..
I assume the same will be true for the big Kaw..
1) let it breathe
2) give it more fuel
3) advance the spark, & pick up more rpm,
4) try not to keep the grin on your face permanent!!!
at least that's the way it was for the 1300, still a year later I'm having problems with #4...
those mods were relatively cheap & easy.. the rest gets a little more $$$ becuase of cams & springs I decided to stop there..
I'm all in for the mods, I can change jets, .etc....the last jets I bought were 3 bux each..shims were 15 cents..so I ended up in the jet/air mod for about 95 bux on the scooter above..less than the cost of a jet kit.but you have to have some idea of what size jets to run..
It is getting interesting in what you, coolinthe woods & oldman wheeler are doing..I'll probally read & see what the best approach to do is..
I jetted my Motorcycle, a Royal Star 1300, I cut the bottom of the airbox out & put a K&N filter in, went from a 1 3/4 hole to a 4x6" oval, went up 1 size on the pilots, 9 sizes on the mains, shimmed the stock needles .060, and changed the cdi box, added 5 degrees more advance quicker...& 750 more rpm..a real improvement..
I assume the same will be true for the big Kaw..
1) let it breathe
2) give it more fuel
3) advance the spark, & pick up more rpm,
4) try not to keep the grin on your face permanent!!!
at least that's the way it was for the 1300, still a year later I'm having problems with #4...
those mods were relatively cheap & easy.. the rest gets a little more $$$ becuase of cams & springs I decided to stop there..
I'm all in for the mods, I can change jets, .etc....the last jets I bought were 3 bux each..shims were 15 cents..so I ended up in the jet/air mod for about 95 bux on the scooter above..less than the cost of a jet kit.but you have to have some idea of what size jets to run..
#40