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  • Billman
    S2Forum Freak
    • Nov 2004
    • 4129

    #16
    yes i thought about it. It is the easiest way.
    Go Holset or Go RS4

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    • Pirvu Eugen
      S2Forum Extremist
      • Apr 2007
      • 1978
      • Country: Romania

      #17
      Originally posted by simon20vq
      Does it flood on all 4 cyclinders? Must be a float issue. The only way to stop it flooding if its the pump is to turn the pump off a minute or two before turning the bike off. It will then use the extra fuel rather than flooding it self.
      But this will not stop the flooding during engine running( high fuel consumtion)....you need the pump to feed the fuel to carburators...but with an certain amount off pressure and flow.
      You can make an T on the feed hose to the carbs and from that through an restrictor..back to the tank. But i cant tell you the restrictor diameter though.

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      • Billman
        S2Forum Freak
        • Nov 2004
        • 4129

        #18
        i already thought about it, this way it would drop the pressure a lot!

        The pump is actually needed just to flow gas to the carbs, nothing more. Consider the bike runs even without pump but above 7000 rpm it gets lean
        Go Holset or Go RS4

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