CCW tha Heist

**barnone** · 05-27-2011, 12:48 PM

Originally Posted by Gardo

Its EPA nonsense and easy to remove you will need to make a gasket for the over though. once that is done you will definitely need to richen it up with the new exhaust you will want to upgrade the jet. The stock is a 98 and you'll want to step up to a 102 i believe.

Gardo,
What you keep calling a gasket is the aluminum plate that goes over the gasket to block the SAI port. You can use the gasket as a pattern make the plate. I made my plate out of 1/8" aluminum and placed it over the gasket to cover the hole. Removing that smog pump will have no affect on the engine's fuel mixture. The engine should run a little cooler.

I changed my DF's main jet to a 100 and added a washer under the needle. Plug color is good.

**barnone** · 05-27-2011, 12:53 PM

Originally Posted by turner82

Thanks for the advice SSR22925 and welcome.

No choke in that video, it was actually taken right after I was out riding, haven't had much trouble engaging first gear, but I may try lowering the idle anyhow

turner82,
What dealer set up your bike?

**turner82** · 05-27-2011, 12:58 PM

State 8 in Peninsula, OH

**barnone** · 05-27-2011, 01:10 PM

Originally Posted by turner82

State 8 in Peninsula, OH

Yes, you can adjust your carburetor like is suggested above but the right thing to do is to take the bike back to them and have them adjust the carb. Mainly to save someone else from having this problem in the future.

**turner82** · 05-27-2011, 01:31 PM

Unfortunately it's not practical for me to take it back for something "minor", it's an hour each way and highway riding, which I'm not particularly fond of on a bike, especially that area, lots of idiots driving.

**barnone** · 05-27-2011, 04:46 PM

Originally Posted by turner82

Unfortunately it's not practical for me to take it back for something "minor", it's an hour each way and highway riding, which I'm not particularly fond of on a bike, especially that area, lots of idiots driving.

OK, but at least you ought to call them and tell them about the problem.

**Kb96gt** · 05-28-2011, 12:09 AM

Alright Boners. I popped in a 42 pilot / 102 main today and documented the whole shizbang. Oh and if someone who actually knows what's going here sees something totally wack, let me know and I'll fix it. I like the 42/102 (runs strong) but I keep hearing about this 105. Maybe I'll try that out soon.

**barnone** · 05-28-2011, 02:05 AM

Kb,
Nice write up. Might I add that you should check the accelerator pump to make sure it still works after you put the bowl back on.

**Kb96gt** · 05-28-2011, 11:30 AM

Originally Posted by barnone

Kb,
Nice write up. Might I add that you should check the accelerator pump to make sure it still works after you put the bowl back on.

Good Catch!!

Just yesterday I actually looked into what the heck this thing is. It's a godsend is what it is. Especially in traffic.

**barnone** · 05-28-2011, 01:21 PM

Originally Posted by Kb96gt

Good Catch!!

Just yesterday I actually looked into what the heck this thing is. It's a godsend is what it is. Especially in traffic.

I see you updated your PZ30 jet change procedure to make sure the accelerator pump is still working. Good job.

I might have missed it but where did you get the pilot jets for your version of the PZ30? I never did find a pilot jet source for my Denzi PZ30. I'm still running the 40 in my DF which seems to be fine with one washer under the needle.

The DF came with a 88 main which was way too small (EPA) and the 100 seems good for me. I do have a 105 that I might pop in when I get back to Florida but here in NC I running up to 5k feet in altitude sothe 105 would be too rich.