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Question about CV carb on iron head.
Hello,
I have one question i can't seem to anwser or figure out with my carb setup.
I have a 76 xlh with a 40mm cv carb 170main jet and 45 slow jet. With a screened velocity stack.
While riding or on the side stand at part throttle or above i can feel gas being spit out on my leg. And i can see fuel on my vStack. I've played with the jetting to no avail. I can't seem to get it to stop. I have no leaks and the bike runs really good and strong.
Am I missing something? Or is this normal for CV without an air cleaner?
Thanks
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Running drag pipes? They make a phenomenon known as reversion even worse, which results in fuel going the wrong way out of the carb.
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Originally Posted by doodah man
Running drag pipes? They make a phenomenon known as reversion even worse, which results in fuel going the wrong way out of the carb.
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Yes 40" 1.75" drag pipes
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Will this help with my issue? This is surprising.
I will make this thumb screw mod today!
I would be happy to do a 2-1 on it. Thoughts on the sportyparts 2-1
https://sportyparts.com/products/iro...=6602335715367
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I think that sporty parts exhaust would be a good replacement, but for that price I imagine you could make it yourself for a lot less, or have an exhaust shop make it for you. Either way. But, just to keep the gas off of your leg, yes the lollipops will definitely work.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by doodah man
I think that sporty parts exhaust would be a good replacement, but for that price I imagine you could make it yourself for a lot less, or have an exhaust shop make it for you. Either way. It just to keep the gas off of your leg, yes the lollipops will definitely work.
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Perfect thank you!
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Thumb screws installed and test ride ridden. Worked like a charm. Thank you kind sir!
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Awesome!!! Did you have to re-tune the carb any?
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