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I have an 85 Tour Glide with an 80" Evo. Put inch and 3/4 drag pipes on it just recently. It has a S&S Super G carb on it. What would be the recommended main and intermediate jet change size changes?
I have an 85 Tour Glide with an 80" Evo. Put inch and 3/4 drag pipes on it just recently. It has a S&S Super G carb on it. What would be the recommended main and intermediate jet change size changes?
A G is entirely too big for an 80" motor.
I suggest you go back to an E.
That is a big carb for an 80" but it might work with a 28 inter. and 66 main. Here is jetting recommendation out of a S&S manual. You can go to S&S web site an get this information. A good way to check if you have the right inter. jet is too go by the air mixture screw. It should be at about 1 1/2 turns out. If the engine runs best with the mixture screw turned out less than one turn, the intermediate is too large. If it is greater than 1 3/4 turns, intermediate probable too small.
Last edited by little5150; Apr 3, 2014 at 12:00 AM.
No I haven't. I turned the wrong screw to turn down the idle. I turned the idle enrichment screw by mistake and I can't find that "sweet spot" to which it'll even run.
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