Carb jet sizes

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acemorini
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Carb jet sizes

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Just got the old X3 Kangaro back on the road,after a bit of a lay up and went out on its first long ride today and noticed that there seemed to be quite a big stutter at 4000 / 5000 rpm which I have never noticed before, the carbs have been in the ultrasonic bath and I have always run it on shell v power fuel, I think that the jets are factory standard and I can not find any topics on the forum relating to Kangaro jetting, any body got any suggestions ?
Regards Pete.
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Re: Carb jet sizes

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4000/5000 is the classic range to get a stutter. The Dutch Club have a useful chart which may suggest what the standard jetting is.
I've usually found a stutter mid range responds to going a notch leaner on the needle.
http://www.motomoriniclub.nl/carb.html
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Re: Carb jet sizes

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Thanks for the link to the Dutch site I will check it out.
Regards Pete.
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