Try putting the choke on for second and then hit the throttle: if the hesitation is worse, try turning the pilot screws in a little leaner. If the problem if still there you may have to put the needles slightly lower.

If it's better with the choke on you will need to do the opposite of the above.

 

I will try that. I guess I try that before I put the washers back in. By running the needles lower do you mean taking the washer off the stock needles.

 

Yes, if you have spacers (washers) under the stock needles, taking them out and letting the needles drop lower in the slides will make them leaner. If you have no spacers, you are already as lean as you can get in your mid-range.

 

When I put the choke on it doesn't have the hesitation so I have to turn pilots in right now they are at 3f and 3.5r.