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Im getting very tired of messing with these shitty stock carbs. You guys think that it would be worth while to go to bigger carbs. Running Cpi pipes with a dune port. Im always having problems with keeping it in the powerband. For an example, Ill be running in 2nd hit 3rd in the powerband, let off a little pin it again and bogg, kick it down to 2nd pin it and bogg. I had the same problems when i had toomey on. I got it to run decent by adjusting the needles to the 4th clip on the dyno jet needles, but know its all jacked again with the cpis. What do you guys think?

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Im getting very tired of messing with these shitty stock carbs. You guys think that it would be worth while to go to bigger carbs. Running Cpi pipes with a dune port. Im always having problems with keeping it in the powerband. For an example, Ill be running in 2nd hit 3rd in the powerband, let off a little pin it again and bogg, kick it down to 2nd pin it and bogg. I had the same problems when i had toomey on. I got it to run decent by adjusting the needles to the 4th clip on the dyno jet needles, but know its all jacked again with the cpis. What do you guys think?

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Sounds like your jetting is off a little on the slow circuit.....try a larger pilot? What is your curring jetting?

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I'd say it would be worth it to get new carbs with your dune port for more total HP output, but the stock carbs if jetted right shouldn't be causing the problem you describe. Many have ran stock carbs/ CPI's and dune port before with no probs. You would just be loosing 5+ Hp from the restricted flow of the stock carbs.

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Using dyno jet needle that is on the 2nd from the top, 25 pilots and 350 mains. Temps are 55 deg and alt is 5000-6000ft

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I would try the stock needles and try both the 4th clip and the 5th clip....I'd also try some larger pilots.....CPI pipes are known to have no bottom end. You must be running in the dunes...I find myself gearing alot lower when I hit the dunes due to the fast slow down when you let off. You might have a combo of both, jetting and gearing...

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