Also just had the bike running in the yard and it will rev up to 5000rpm but seeing as it's got new pistons and bores didn't want to put to much strain on it but it reved cleanly but it wasn't the same as riding it.will take it out ASAP
Its choking and bogging down but if I just back off the throttle a very small amount it's just settles a bit as for the adjustable needles I'm not sure it has them just someone suggested it I don't remember seeing them but I'll check
Everything you mentioned has been done all tappets are good.vac sinc is spot on with the pistons and bores being new compression is superb it doesn't smoke it doesn't rattle . would raising the needles one notch help and is it possible to do that without completely strippng the carbs
Standard airbox.exhaust.carbs have been sonic cleaned.float levels are exactly to spec new plugs no1sooty outer darkish brown eletrode.no2 not as sooty and electrode a bit lighter than no1.3is same as 2 4 is a bit leaner.have adjusted the air screw's accordingly.points and condensors are brand...
Let me get this right you are setting the points gap for 1+4 you do that via the small adjusting screw where the points attach to the back plate.and the same with 2+3 you then set the static timing using a inline bulb starting with 1+4attach one lead to the points and the other to earth turning...
Hi I have a really good tool for adjusting the vacuum nuts its alongish hollow tube with an eight mm socket welded on the end and inside is a thin flat screwdriver and the top of the tube has a shortish flat bar to use to undo and tighten up the nuts
Hi I have a 1978 HONDA CB 750F2 my problem is that it struggles to get past 4000rpm . it's completely standard apart from the pistons that are836cc wiseco