Dynojet Kit
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03-22-2007 | 11:17 AM
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Dynojet Kit
Hiya's
I am about to purchase a dynojet kit for my 07 klx250.
I have had some great advice from TeamKLX250 (Garry) who has said to get the kit for KLX300 p/n 2206.
I was just looking on the Dynojet website and notice a new kit for a
KAW 07 KX250F 2113
http://www.dynojet.com/jetkits/motorcycle/kawasaki.aspxis the link.
The very back page of my owners manual says KLX250H.
Could that be the correct one for my bike? Or should I take Garry's advice and get the KLX300 p/n 2206 kit?
Thanks in advance
Glen
I am about to purchase a dynojet kit for my 07 klx250.
I have had some great advice from TeamKLX250 (Garry) who has said to get the kit for KLX300 p/n 2206.
I was just looking on the Dynojet website and notice a new kit for a
KAW 07 KX250F 2113
http://www.dynojet.com/jetkits/motorcycle/kawasaki.aspxis the link.
The very back page of my owners manual says KLX250H.
Could that be the correct one for my bike? Or should I take Garry's advice and get the KLX300 p/n 2206 kit?
Thanks in advance
Glen
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03-22-2007 | 11:31 AM
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RE: Dynojet Kit
really if you want my honest opinion, don't get that kit and i'ts not because it doesn't work. just look at the sticky threads at the top of the KLX forum and order the factory kawasaki parts. ie. adjustable needle and a few jets. it's cheaper this way and they're the parts that keihin makes for the carb and not some other maker. plus, when people talk about jet sizes for the carb on this discussion board, most generally they're talking about keihin parts and not the jet kit parts because the sizes of jets are different. ie. a 128 keihin is not the same as a 128 dynojet. the N1TC needle is the bomb also. lastly, you can find these parts at ronayers.com or bikebandit.com or faster at your local dealer maybe. but if your dealer has to order, it will probably take just as much time as ronayers.com because they're both factory kaw parts. jmo
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03-22-2007 | 03:03 PM
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RE: Dynojet Kit
I have the KLX300 Jet Kit and it, with the crank breather mod, no lid and drilling the stock exhaust works very well. Why did I get the kit over the parts from Kawi? Because the kit has been tested and tuned to work correctly. Not one person here (well one person, but with way more mods) has ever put thier bike on the dyno with a sniffer to say if the settings they are using are rich, lean or right. And looking at the posts, there about as many variations as there are members. Not to say anyone is right or wrong, but I sort of wanted something I could just use out of the box and never second guess.
Plus, with the Dynojet kit, when I upgrade to a new exhaust I have the jets and settings waiting for me, no more ordering or adjusting.
For me, the extra $10 or $15 the kit cost was well worth the peace of mind it offered.
BTW, that kit for the KX250 IS NOT THE RIGHT ONE for our bikes, only the KLX300 kit works in our bikes. I got mine off of Amazon.com (amazingly enough) it was $45 with free shipping.
Plus, with the Dynojet kit, when I upgrade to a new exhaust I have the jets and settings waiting for me, no more ordering or adjusting.
For me, the extra $10 or $15 the kit cost was well worth the peace of mind it offered.
BTW, that kit for the KX250 IS NOT THE RIGHT ONE for our bikes, only the KLX300 kit works in our bikes. I got mine off of Amazon.com (amazingly enough) it was $45 with free shipping.
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03-22-2007 | 03:47 PM
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RE: Dynojet Kit
ORIGINAL: marc11
I have the KLX300 Jet Kit and it, with the crank breather mod, no lid and drilling the stock exhaust works very well. Why did I get the kit over the parts from Kawi? Because the kit has been tested and tuned to work correctly. Not one person here (well one person, but with way more mods) has ever put thier bike on the dyno with a sniffer to say if the settings they are using are rich, lean or right. And looking at the posts, there about as many variations as there are members. Not to say anyone is right or wrong, but I sort of wanted something I could just use out of the box and never second guess.
Plus, with the Dynojet kit, when I upgrade to a new exhaust I have the jets and settings waiting for me, no more ordering or adjusting.
For me, the extra $10 or $15 the kit cost was well worth the peace of mind it offered.
BTW, that kit for the KX250 IS NOT THE RIGHT ONE for our bikes, only the KLX300 kit works in our bikes. I got mine off of Amazon.com (amazingly enough) it was $45 with free shipping.
I have the KLX300 Jet Kit and it, with the crank breather mod, no lid and drilling the stock exhaust works very well. Why did I get the kit over the parts from Kawi? Because the kit has been tested and tuned to work correctly. Not one person here (well one person, but with way more mods) has ever put thier bike on the dyno with a sniffer to say if the settings they are using are rich, lean or right. And looking at the posts, there about as many variations as there are members. Not to say anyone is right or wrong, but I sort of wanted something I could just use out of the box and never second guess.
Plus, with the Dynojet kit, when I upgrade to a new exhaust I have the jets and settings waiting for me, no more ordering or adjusting.
For me, the extra $10 or $15 the kit cost was well worth the peace of mind it offered.
BTW, that kit for the KX250 IS NOT THE RIGHT ONE for our bikes, only the KLX300 kit works in our bikes. I got mine off of Amazon.com (amazingly enough) it was $45 with free shipping.
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03-22-2007 | 03:58 PM
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RE: Dynojet Kit
Does the Dynojet kit come with it's own emulsion tube?....(dyna jets fit it but stock Kawi jets don't?) I thought I might get the kit for the 300 thinking that it might have the correct jets for both my 250 and 300 if I get lucky.
One thing that I've learned about the dynojet kits (this is on my Harleys) is that drilling the slide and installing the lighter spring can cause the slide the "flutter" at constant throttle...I've seen it happen on every install....I don't think this would be a factor on offroad bikes where we're not typically cruising around in a constant throttle range.
One thing that I've learned about the dynojet kits (this is on my Harleys) is that drilling the slide and installing the lighter spring can cause the slide the "flutter" at constant throttle...I've seen it happen on every install....I don't think this would be a factor on offroad bikes where we're not typically cruising around in a constant throttle range.
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03-22-2007 | 04:18 PM
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RE: Dynojet Kit
No it doesn't come with its own tube. I know what you are saying about the springs, I have had that happen on other bikes too. This kit uses the stock springs and drilling the slide seems to be a universally accepted practice. I've not noticed any flutter or hesitation with this set up.
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03-22-2007 | 04:22 PM
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RE: Dynojet Kit
I wouldnt buy the dynojet kit. It comes with a bunch of extra main jets you wont need. I also like the kawi needle jet better than the aftermarket dynojet kit, fits better. Also the dynojet kitdoesnt include a new pilot jet so you may need to order that anyway and thats $10.
Heres some stock numbers for you:
16009-1912--------Needle-Jet,N1TC
92143-1667--------Needle Collar (required for N1TC needle)
92037-1401--------Clamp, Needle Jet (Clip, required for N1TC needle)
92063-1069--------#125 Main Jet
92063-1074--------#128 Main Jet
92064-1108--------#40 Pilot Jet
Also If I were you I would order the www.koubalink.com adj fuel/air screw but its optional.
KFS-3--------------Koubalink adjustable air/fuel t-handle
You can get all the parts you need plus a new pilot jet for $49.41 shipped from www.bikebandit.com and they are factory parts...seems like a no brainer to me.
Heres some stock numbers for you:
16009-1912--------Needle-Jet,N1TC
92143-1667--------Needle Collar (required for N1TC needle)
92037-1401--------Clamp, Needle Jet (Clip, required for N1TC needle)
92063-1069--------#125 Main Jet
92063-1074--------#128 Main Jet
92064-1108--------#40 Pilot Jet
Also If I were you I would order the www.koubalink.com adj fuel/air screw but its optional.
KFS-3--------------Koubalink adjustable air/fuel t-handle
You can get all the parts you need plus a new pilot jet for $49.41 shipped from www.bikebandit.com and they are factory parts...seems like a no brainer to me.
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03-22-2007 | 04:34 PM
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RE: Dynojet Kit
Since we are on this topic and I am pretty much a retard on carbs what does the pilot do. I used the instructions that came with the Dynojet kit. It didn't say anything about the Pilot from my old man recollection. I did the needle and main 132 and she runs great, a little rich but not enough to take the carb back off and fart with it. Help a dumb@ss out.
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03-22-2007 | 04:42 PM
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RE: Dynojet Kit
I bought the Dynojet kit because it has extra mainjets... I guarantee if you buy just one mainjet you'll be thinking to yourself "is this main too rich or too lean"... Well with the Dynojet kit, you have 4 jets you can play with...
And to confirm what marc11 said, the KX250F kit is NOT correct. Get the KLX300 kit #2206.
And to confirm what marc11 said, the KX250F kit is NOT correct. Get the KLX300 kit #2206.