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Mikuni RS36's for GSXR1100L engine


Wagola

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Hi All,

So I've finally got hold of a set of RS36's for the GSXR1100l engine in the Harris. And now I need your collective help on a base setting before I can get it dyno'd.

The engine was bought as a 1216cc but not been able to confirm this yet. With standard cams. It runs a full Harris 4-2-1 with a very un-restrictive end can.

Looking for a bit of advice at where I need to be with jet sizes and air screw settings etc, so some informed suggestions would be appreciated.

Thanks y'all.

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They don't seem to vary far from the base settings , base settings for my 38's on a gsxr1100 is 135 main jets which were fine on my 1216 we only richened them up for peace of mind so I now run 137.5's. For slow speed running richening the pilot circuit upto 20's has helped smooth things out

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Hi Foz,

Mine are RS36's and came with 135 mains and 17.5 pilots, so that seems like a good starting point just to check everything out. Still going to use the standard carbs for a few more shake down runs before swapping over to the RS's.

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On 8/16/2017 at 11:36 AM, Wagola said:

Hi All,

So I've finally got hold of a set of RS36's for the GSXR1100l engine in the Harris. And now I need your collective help on a base setting before I can get it dyno'd.

The engine was bought as a 1216cc but not been able to confirm this yet. With standard cams. It runs a full Harris 4-2-1 with a very un-restrictive end can.

Looking for a bit of advice at where I need to be with jet sizes and air screw settings etc, so some informed suggestions would be appreciated.

Thanks y'all.

144-155 mains stock needle settings 2 and a half from full in mixture srew or 3 trial and error gsxr 1127 1990

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Hi, thanks for the reply. I think I'm going to run the 135's for a bit and see how it performs. Then strip down over the winter and dyno time in the spring.

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