Hi People,
I have VM28SS standard carbs on a Z1000 D1 bike.
Factory Assembly & Preparation Manual states Air Screw position should be 1 and 3/8 turns out + or - 1/4 turn
Tried Gunson test but not very conclusive.
So I set all to 1 and 1/2 turns which seemed to be where they were to begin with.
Took her for a run and took plugs straight out - any that are a nice coffee colour I am leaving alone.
If any are paler than coffee colour I am going to slightly enrich mixture on that cylinder
Can I just confirm the following before I start fiddling with mixture again -
WHEN YOU TURN THE AIR SCREW IN TOWARDS THE SEAT YOU ARE REDUCING AIR FLOW THEREBY MAKING A RICHER MIXTURE.
AS YOU APPROACH AN OPTIMUM MIXTURE YOU WILL HEAR A RISE IN REVS
Thanks in advance from Mark
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Z1-R Mikuni VM28SS Air Screw Setting Advice Please
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Yes - turning the pilot screws in reduces the air flow & richens the mixture
In my experience on a Z1000 Mark II the revs don't rise that much when you hit the optimum mixture.
I used both a Colourtune plug to find the point & which the burn just changes from yellow to blue & my ears - if you listen carefully you can tell when the motor is running right.
Also turn the screws out a little at a time & wait a bit, as it takes the motor a little time to react.
I ended up with the outer cylinders at 1.5 turns out & the inner cylinders at 1.25 turns out.
In my experience on a Z1000 Mark II the revs don't rise that much when you hit the optimum mixture.
I used both a Colourtune plug to find the point & which the burn just changes from yellow to blue & my ears - if you listen carefully you can tell when the motor is running right.
Also turn the screws out a little at a time & wait a bit, as it takes the motor a little time to react.
I ended up with the outer cylinders at 1.5 turns out & the inner cylinders at 1.25 turns out.
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