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  • #16
    Originally posted by karthikdattag View Post
    No argument here, but jetting is something which comes more with practical experience & thereby we deduce some thumb rules.
    No argument too; jetting involves atleast Rs 200, fiddling with needle is FREE. Its one's choice whether to explore FREE options & then spend or viceversa!!! I speak my own experience
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    • #17
      Originally posted by aargee View Post
      No argument too; jetting involves atleast Rs 200, fiddling with needle is FREE. Its one's choice whether to explore FREE options & then spend or viceversa!!! I speak my own experience
      Ah, so you are talking about adjusting the needle.Thats also a good idea.
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      • #18
        yes it is a 4Y201 RX-k block. running a flatslide 28mm. what main jets/pilot jets do u recommend??


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        • #19
          JD, check your needle position before jetting, unless you've lots of money Lol
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          • #20
            Great info Karthik! Keep it up!

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            • #21
              Originally posted by jd666 View Post
              now i need help. What would be the recommended jets with a VM28, running a 5SPEED BLOCK? Bike is currently running 165 main, and 20 pilot, and it stutters around the 5000rpm mark. Please advise.
              Try running on 180 main jet & pilot jet 17.5 if using VM28 on the 5 Speed block!
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              • #22
                Originally posted by jd666 View Post
                yes it is a 4Y201 RX-k block. running a flatslide 28mm. what main jets/pilot jets do u recommend??
                Which flatslide are you using? If using a "TM28 Smoothbore" then the stock jets come with 15 pilot jet and 180 main jet. Will recommend upgrading the pilot jet to 20.
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                • #23
                  ^^ will check needle position and update. thanks for the heads up guys!!


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                  • #24
                    @ Arun, Thanks a lot.

                    @JD, 4Y201 OE RX-K bore, wow. Can you post some pictures of this?
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                    • #25
                      nice info karthik ,keep going on .........

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                      • #26
                        @kartik - you can see it in my profile, i have put up the pics in an album.

                        Guys the VM28 round slide, is currently running needle position second from bottom, and total notches are 5. Currently pilot jet is 20, and main is 165.

                        Any suggestions???


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                        • #27
                          Originally posted by jd666 View Post
                          Guys the VM28 round slide, is currently running needle position second from bottom, and total notches are 5. Currently pilot jet is 20, and main is 165.
                          If I'm not wrong, your plug should show a jet black color; put your needle one step above or rather in middle. You'll need to fiddle with airscrew (allow less air) when you make this adjustment. Incase, your plug is not in jet black color, pls let me know.
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                          • #28
                            Originally posted by jd666 View Post
                            @kartik - you can see it in my profile, i have put up the pics in an album.
                            JD, i have gone through the Pics of Cylinder kit as well as the Con-Rod assembly in detail. I am afraid, these are not the original ones. The RX-K OE Cylinder has '4Y201' marking on it & even the Con-Rod should have '4Y2' marking on one side & 'YAMAHA' on other side, else it is something else.

                            I remember "sunnyboi", had previously confirmed this in this very forum. I have even checked with my Tuner who has been importing these things for quite some time now & he too has a similar opinion.

                            I would leave this matter to other seniors who have the exp with RX-K parts.
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                            • #29
                              Originally posted by karthikdattag View Post
                              I am afraid, these are not the original ones.
                              Uh!!! oh!!!
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                              • #30
                                Guys, have a question on carb
                                1. What would be venturi size difference between 100, 135 4S & 5S?
                                2. Can I simply take a 100's carb, plonk the 165 MJ & 17.5 PJ & fit it directly on a 4S? Like wise, can I take the appropriate jets for 100 or 135 5S & get them fixed across?

                                Any input is appreciated.
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