- Jue Jun 02, 2016 2:42
#427200
Hola, por si aun a alguien le sirve, os publico las aportaciones que he conseguido en JDJetting, primero va el mensaje que yo le envie:
Subject: Keihin FCR MX 39 from a 2008 Honda CRF 450, for a 2003 Ktm 640 lc4 E
Hellow, I'm a bit lost with this change, so is why I request your
help. I need, if its possible, all the numbers of adjustment: the
different jets, aceleration pump, needle model (not very racing, not
very slow)...
I've choosed the 39 diameter looking for moore progressive answer, not
so hard as with 41 diameter carburator. For trail and some enduro.
It's for not professional using, but years ago I was driving Trial Ossa
M.A.R. and Montesa Cota 348... so I mean: I love fine and precise working!
My 640 is wearing the muffler comming from a 625 SXC (Ktm Competition).
And territories I moove is around 600 m over sea level, and ocasionally
it can be near 2000m...
So I wait your answers for deciding the changes I've got
to make.
Thank you very much.
Y esta es la interesante respuesta de JDJetting:
Subject: Re: Keihin FCR MX 39 from a 2008 Honda CRF 450, for a 2003 Ktm 640 lc4 E
We recommend using jet kit #JDK007, fuel screw #JDFM040, and a standard pump diaphragm #JDKH18.
See-
http://www.jdjetting.com/xcart/product. ... =18&page=1
and
http://www.jdjetting.com/xcart/product. ... t=7&page=1
The jetting in your carb on the KTM 640 LC4 should be-
#45 pilot jet
about 1 3/4 turns out from closed on the fuel screw
Red marked needle in the #5 from top clip position
#170 main jet
The O-ring on the pump linkage is not used on the 2008 Honda because the linkage is changed by Honda.
http://www.pbase.com/jdjetting1/image/64621998
If the carb needle has a Nail-Head-Top, the kit needles will still work properly. See-
http://www.pbase.com/jdjetting1/image/64623053
We expect you will be opening up the top of the air box for additional air flow to match this type of racing carb. The main jet would be smaller if not opening the top.
See the type of opening expected at-
http://www.pbase.com/jdjetting1/image/41384206
Use the standard pump diaphragm for your type of riding.
Your FCR-MX Honda CRF450 carb should already have a leak-jet in the bottom of the float bowl, which is usually close to a #55.
See- http://www.pbase.com/jdjetting1/image/39133659
Any size near #45-#60 is good for the leak jet in your case.
Thanks,
James
Subject: Keihin FCR MX 39 from a 2008 Honda CRF 450, for a 2003 Ktm 640 lc4 E
Hellow, I'm a bit lost with this change, so is why I request your
help. I need, if its possible, all the numbers of adjustment: the
different jets, aceleration pump, needle model (not very racing, not
very slow)...
I've choosed the 39 diameter looking for moore progressive answer, not
so hard as with 41 diameter carburator. For trail and some enduro.
It's for not professional using, but years ago I was driving Trial Ossa
M.A.R. and Montesa Cota 348... so I mean: I love fine and precise working!
My 640 is wearing the muffler comming from a 625 SXC (Ktm Competition).
And territories I moove is around 600 m over sea level, and ocasionally
it can be near 2000m...
So I wait your answers for deciding the changes I've got
to make.
Thank you very much.
Y esta es la interesante respuesta de JDJetting:
Subject: Re: Keihin FCR MX 39 from a 2008 Honda CRF 450, for a 2003 Ktm 640 lc4 E
We recommend using jet kit #JDK007, fuel screw #JDFM040, and a standard pump diaphragm #JDKH18.
See-
http://www.jdjetting.com/xcart/product. ... =18&page=1
and
http://www.jdjetting.com/xcart/product. ... t=7&page=1
The jetting in your carb on the KTM 640 LC4 should be-
#45 pilot jet
about 1 3/4 turns out from closed on the fuel screw
Red marked needle in the #5 from top clip position
#170 main jet
The O-ring on the pump linkage is not used on the 2008 Honda because the linkage is changed by Honda.
http://www.pbase.com/jdjetting1/image/64621998
If the carb needle has a Nail-Head-Top, the kit needles will still work properly. See-
http://www.pbase.com/jdjetting1/image/64623053
We expect you will be opening up the top of the air box for additional air flow to match this type of racing carb. The main jet would be smaller if not opening the top.
See the type of opening expected at-
http://www.pbase.com/jdjetting1/image/41384206
Use the standard pump diaphragm for your type of riding.
Your FCR-MX Honda CRF450 carb should already have a leak-jet in the bottom of the float bowl, which is usually close to a #55.
See- http://www.pbase.com/jdjetting1/image/39133659
Any size near #45-#60 is good for the leak jet in your case.
Thanks,
James