K I believe, Not 100% sure though. It was Advertised as a 78 When I Bought it. It has 78 Tank and Carbs, but the Title Says 74. I Assume a mistake was made at the BMV but with a 50 yr old Bike who knows what exactly happened. And I did Plan on having the Head Machined, fortunately for Me I have...
So My first Bike as an Adult was a 78 CB-750. I learned how to Rebuild an Engine with it, and I've really spent a lot of Time with it over the last 4 Years and I kinda wanna do something Fun with it now. So I'm Thinking about making it into kind of a Drag Bike Replaca for the Street. And maybe...
Alright I was able to figure it out. So Last April I took the front Wheel to a Guy I know to Change the Bearings cause I didn't have the Time. He got the Bearings installed fine, but apparently Reinstalled the Axle backwards. Just had to flip it the other way and I'm in Business...
What's Up Guys? So My 78 CB-750 Sat for approximately a Year while I was getting a new Head for it together. I drug it out Swapped Heads and it Runs better than ever, but for some reason the Break Rotor is now Rubbing the Fork pretty bad and I can figure out why. The Bearings are Practically new...
Looks like I got it Guy's! Looks like it was the Pilot Screw's. The Screw's on My XJ add's More Fuel and that's how I set the CB's Screw's But Their actually Opposite They add more Air. So I Reset them a 3/4 of a Turn and it changed everything.
So with #125 Main Jet's I could Ride around all day as long as I stayed in the Pilot Jet but would Lean out when I got into the Main. So I went to #130 Main and it flips flopped and started Running Lean at Low RPM. It makes no sense.
But it would Run much better up over 4k RPM. This is where I get confused. When I was Running #125 Main's it Ran great under 4k, and if I tried to go over it would go lean and pretty much stall out..
It's Lean. I took it out around My Neighborhood and after 3 or 4 Minute's it started overheating and Stalling out. I had to Run it on full Choke to get it Home.
One Side is a Tan/Yellowish. And the Spot that appear's Rich in the Pick is not Carbon. It's Silver like Aluminum. Like somehow Aluminum got on the Plug.
Looking into things a little more it looks like I'm Wrong. What I thought was adjusting the Needle is actually adjusting the entire slide. And I do need Shim's to adjust the Needle independently.
Possibly, but I don't think so.
Ok so with My Carb's the Number 2 is a Fixed Master that You sync the other Needle's to. And I really can't see a way to adjust that master needle.