Jetting for Wiseco 810 in ZR750 ...
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Jetting for Wiseco 810 in ZR750 ...
While replacing a leaky base gasket, I've decided to install a Wiseco 810 kit into my mint '91 ZR750 (Zephyr). Bike is ALL stock except for a K&N drop-in replacement air filter (and some Progressive springs). I want to keep the bike stock appearing, so the OEM exhaust and carbs are staying.
Given the above, I know the increase of 72cc will require some re-jetting of the carbs. I've got a DynoJet kit (includes Stage 1 & 2) coming. WHAT do you recommend as far as jetting? Dynojet recommends I remove the air cleaner lid and follow the Stage 2 directions.
What'd ya think? Any of you have any thoughts on the topic or have done this mod? If so, drop me an email.
Thanks in advance!
Doug
email: Y2KMcoupe@aol.com
Given the above, I know the increase of 72cc will require some re-jetting of the carbs. I've got a DynoJet kit (includes Stage 1 & 2) coming. WHAT do you recommend as far as jetting? Dynojet recommends I remove the air cleaner lid and follow the Stage 2 directions.
What'd ya think? Any of you have any thoughts on the topic or have done this mod? If so, drop me an email.
Thanks in advance!
Doug
email: Y2KMcoupe@aol.com
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Got my ZR810 today ... Wow!
ORIGINAL: c10
I am using Dynojet in my 1200 and I am very satisfied. The techs are usualy right on so follow what they say and see how it does.
I am using Dynojet in my 1200 and I am very satisfied. The techs are usualy right on so follow what they say and see how it does.
So that leads to my next question:
What's a good replacement clutch for a ZR750 that's been bumped to 810cc's???
Other than the clutch slippage, I think I'm gonna like my "sleeper" ZR810!
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