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Time to ask some tuning questions...


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Time to ask some tuning questions...

Thu Sep 13, 2007 6:23 am » Post: #1 » Download Post

Howdy,

I have a TYGA 300 kit on the way for a bike we are building here - its come time to make some decisions about the rest of the build.

I have a pair of PJ38 Carbs that Id like to run - I have an RS125 intake rubber and some nice reed blocks ready to go. The reason I say I have one RS125 intake is you cant run two as the carbs are too close together - I believe I can solve this by using the equiv CR125 intake which is the same but has a slight curve in it. Depending on how much curve, I may need to run two of these facing away from each other?

This brings me to the airbox/tray/scoop dilemma... Does anyone have any ideas? Obviously the above setup wont fit into the stock airbox. Should I modify an RS one to suit? Im toying with the idea of building a tray for it similar to what we use in the VFR/RVF400 race bikes - or ultimately just an insulator like on an RS125... trouble is this is a road bike (albeit a Sunday toy) so itd be 'better' if it had a filter(s) of some sort.

Over to you guys... Smile
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Thu Sep 13, 2007 8:32 am » Post: #2 » Download Post

You need the RS250 same era insulators which has the left hand one angled off further the to the left and I use the HRC/NSR world airbox, which is essentially a tray covering the whole engine under the carbs. Job done. Wink
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Thu Sep 13, 2007 9:27 am » Post: #3 » Download Post

Ive no luck finding those RS Insulators, but Ive found that the one out of my TM125MX is exactly right, so I have two of those on the way...

Whats this NSR-World airbox?

maxim wrote:You need the RS250 same era insulators which has the left hand one angled off further the to the left and I use the HRC/NSR world airbox, which is essentially a tray covering the whole engine under the carbs. Job done. Wink

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