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    1988 GSXR1100 carb issues

    A couple of questions about carb issues on a 1988 GSXR1100.

    1.What effect would a 5mm split in 2 of the slide diaphragms have on the performance?

    2. What effect would one blocked pilot jet have?

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    Quick answer is it would run like shit. The split diaphragms make slide lift uneven - shows up well on gauges when synchronising carbs. Blocked pilot means you'd get one chiming in later than the others.
    Pretty sure diaphragms are available from a guy in the UK who specialises in carb rubber bits.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Grumph View Post
    Quick answer is it would run like shit. The split diaphragms make slide lift uneven - shows up well on gauges when synchronising carbs. Blocked pilot means you'd get one chiming in later than the others.
    Pretty sure diaphragms are available from a guy in the UK who specialises in carb rubber bits.
    Cheers.
    The major issue is idling. It will idle on choke. It will idle at about 2.5-3k rpm if I wind the idle nob in far enough. If I wind the idle nob back out to lower the rpm it will hold slow idle for a few seconds then die. Otherwise the thing runs like a scorched cat.

    Parts are not an issue here.
    http://www.partzilla.com/parts/searc...100/parts.html

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    Quote Originally Posted by jasonu View Post
    Cheers.
    The major issue is idling. It will idle on choke. It will idle at about 2.5-3k rpm if I wind the idle nob in far enough. If I wind the idle nob back out to lower the rpm it will hold slow idle for a few seconds then die. Otherwise the thing runs like a scorched cat.

    Parts are not an issue here.
    http://www.partzilla.com/parts/searc...100/parts.html
    At idle you get an air leak through the diaphragms, Once the throttle is cracked, not so noticeable.

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    Can anyone tell me what the tubes (2 of them marked with red ink from carbs 2 and 3) do?
    The seam to simply vent to the atmosphere. When I blow through the fuel supply line air comes out of them. When I pulled the carbs out there was no tubes connected to them. There is no mention of them in my workshop manual.
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    Anyone know the factory setting for the pilot screw?

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    Does nobody reduce pics on here ?

    those are just float chamber breathers afaik.
    pilot adjuster 2.0 turns

    But that's UK market info used with 42.5 pilots and 4D13 needles.

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