the Fazer tends to run a bit lean as standard
I think they run a bit rich too (too fuel for a given air) so the cotton filter and the open exhaust compensate. Also looking at the sizes of the Dynojet kit, I think it is leaner than the standard one (if I did not interpret it wrong), when it is richer in most of bikes. Can anybody verify this?The last times that a mechanic or I looked at the spark plugs they looked fine but I bought my bike used with an insane can, so I do not know if the fueling was adjusted.I ask again, anybody is cutting the intake silencer?
Quote from: Motorbreath on 23 May 2012, 02:41:07 pmI think they run a bit rich too (too fuel for a given air) so the cotton filter and the open exhaust compensate. Also looking at the sizes of the Dynojet kit, I think it is leaner than the standard one (if I did not interpret it wrong), when it is richer in most of bikes. Can anybody verify this?The last times that a mechanic or I looked at the spark plugs they looked fine but I bought my bike used with an insane can, so I do not know if the fueling was adjusted.I ask again, anybody is cutting the intake silencer? Mate you can't get a jet kit for a FZS well not in the UK, you can get them in other counties mainly to correct emission jetting. You can stick on ANY good quality end can and ANY high flow filter the standard jetting will coupe no problem, jet kits are there to allow for tuning modifications. Most other carb bikes don't run as rich as the FZS so require jetting to run with a open can and filter. The higher the stage the more tuning you can do i.e. engine the FZS really isn't worth tuning it's already very highly tuned, and would require serious money which just isn't worth it.
Quote from: Dead Eye on 23 May 2012, 02:14:49 pmthe Fazer tends to run a bit lean as standard No mate they run rich hence thats why you dont need to re-jet with a high flow filter