24-07-05, 08:16 PM
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The Sick Man
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http://www.geocities.com/catpoopman/howtoshim.html
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Why shim the carb needles you ask? Well it helps fatten up the fuel mixture around the 4-5000 rpm area where the SV is known to have a power dip. This simple procedure makes your stock SV ride better and gain a bit more punch in the mid range. If you have a slip on system it is even more important to do.
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This was the info i saw regarding it.
I might try it and see what it does. If i was getting a rich mixture, putting in a K&N should lean it out a bit
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