JIMMYLEWRENCH Posted June 18, 2019 Posted June 18, 2019 Good Day Everyone, My engine will be running a 1216 with over sized valves. I have acquired a set of Keihin 41FCRs. I do not have experience with these carbs. I'm sure these will flow enough. Questions, What benefit would there be in running a smaller sized set of carbs? Thanks, any info passed on would be great. Quote
Gixer1460 Posted June 18, 2019 Posted June 18, 2019 The 41's will certainly work on a 1216 but will be very top endy. But for a road bike 36mm RS flatties might lose 10 - 15hp overall but the midrange will be stonking which is where most use tends to occur! 1 Quote
dupersunc Posted June 18, 2019 Posted June 18, 2019 Those FCR41s are way too big. The bike will be unrideable... Sell them to me. 1 Quote
wraith Posted June 18, 2019 Posted June 18, 2019 2 minutes ago, dupersunc said: Those FCR41s are way too big. The bike will be unrideable... Sell them to me. Quote
Solcambs Posted June 18, 2019 Posted June 18, 2019 The 41s will be good for top end ... but IMHO will be a bugger to ride everyday at normal rpm ... My 1216 runs FCR39s ... flowed head, standard valves GSXR1100M motor. 70ftlbs at 3.5krpm climbing to 90 ftlbs at 6Krpm and 147-150hp (clutch slip at the time) + 4 degrees additional advance 106, 110 cam timing (or was it 105, 109?) dyna 2000 position 2, 10K rpm limit Carbs FCR39 55 pilots 160 main jets EMP jet needles (clip @4) 200 main air jets 100 pilot air jets (1 turn out). 1 Quote
Foz Posted June 18, 2019 Posted June 18, 2019 Rs 38’s and 36’s both worked well on my bandit however for day to day use and making it more user friendly I reverted back to the cv’s with a modded airbox. 1216,big valve ported head , dialled in gsxr cams etc and it’s 148hp/95ftlbs , if I went back to the flatslides I may gain a couple of hp but it’d spoil the midrange. I was talking to Sps about fcr’s and he suggested 37’s would be best on a 1216 1 Quote
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