XR650R/TM40 tuning guide
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XR650R/TM40 tuning guide
Stumbled onto this looking for something else but I think there have been a few queries about it recently.
http://www.visordown.com/forum/forummessages/mps/utn/88729/v/1/cp/1/
http://www.visordown.com/forum/forummessages/mps/utn/88729/v/1/cp/1/
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Re: XR650R/TM40 tuning guide
Here is the jetting I am using on my TM 40. I picked it up off a Borynack thread somewhere. If I find it again I will post a link as it was full of good info
I have a stock exahust bike was never corked runs up to 1400 feet.
Pilot air jet BS30/97-1.2
Pilot Jet VM28/486-25
Main Jet N100.604-140
Needle Jet 784-13002-Y4
The bike runs very well set up like this.
I am going to raise the vent pipes as it has cut out in deep water.
I have a stock exahust bike was never corked runs up to 1400 feet.
Pilot air jet BS30/97-1.2
Pilot Jet VM28/486-25
Main Jet N100.604-140
Needle Jet 784-13002-Y4
The bike runs very well set up like this.
I am going to raise the vent pipes as it has cut out in deep water.
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Re: XR650R/TM40 tuning guide
Thanks Hew,
mounted my TM40 yesterday and took it for 2 spins: first one without accel-rod, second one with
Actually I was surprised it ran so well with "guesstimated" settings, and could not resist to put the rod in to see what's what: happy to see it 'freewheely on demand' now
Next I'll finetune the setup (got loadsa jets/needles etc to play with), will inform when.
mounted my TM40 yesterday and took it for 2 spins: first one without accel-rod, second one with
Actually I was surprised it ran so well with "guesstimated" settings, and could not resist to put the rod in to see what's what: happy to see it 'freewheely on demand' now
Next I'll finetune the setup (got loadsa jets/needles etc to play with), will inform when.
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Raising Vent Pipes
Hew,
If you are gonna raise the carb vent pipes then you might as well run them back over/above the carb and into the airbox. Team Honda did that for awhile and it made the bike faster in whoops by solving some issues. They had a few fixes for that BTW. PC Racing makes a kit for it.
Good luck!
If you are gonna raise the carb vent pipes then you might as well run them back over/above the carb and into the airbox. Team Honda did that for awhile and it made the bike faster in whoops by solving some issues. They had a few fixes for that BTW. PC Racing makes a kit for it.
Good luck!
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