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Old 09-04-08, 08:11 PM   #1
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Default derestricting curvy....

i have just tryed to derestrict my SV650sy and i changed the slides and have taken a spacer off the needle and the sodding thing isnt rinning right i got it warmed up and it is like it needs the choke on i think i shouldnt of taken of the spacer

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Old 09-04-08, 09:06 PM   #2
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Default Re: derestricting curvy....

Er taking the spacer off the needle drops it further into the needle jet, which leans the mixture. If you've taken the white plastic looking spacer out then it'll be getting no fuel low down at all hardly.

Put the needle to stock position with standard spacers and see what it runs like, then think about shimming it up or down.

Edit: whoever advised you to do that is a nugget. Running it lean risks melting pistons and exhaust valves and other expensive stuff.
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Old 10-04-08, 09:46 AM   #3
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Default Re: derestricting curvy....

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Er taking the spacer off the needle drops it further into the needle jet, which leans the mixture. If you've taken the white plastic looking spacer out then it'll be getting no fuel low down at all hardly.

Put the needle to stock position with standard spacers and see what it runs like, then think about shimming it up or down.

Edit: whoever advised you to do that is a nugget. Running it lean risks melting pistons and exhaust valves and other expensive stuff.
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Old 10-04-08, 09:55 AM   #4
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Default Re: derestricting curvy....

TSM wrote up an article on the main site about how to derestrict a curvy a while back:
http://www.sv650.org/sv_faq.htm#How_...rict_a_Mk1_SV_

Go back and do it properly
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