testing different CO settings again, I have 50/50 in CO settings
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yesterday I tested different CO settings on my bike, started with 20/20 and went up by 10 on each cylinder.
With CO settings on 20/20 my bike becomes a little jumpy and jerky on the throttle again and the smoothness is gone.
I also tested my Co2 in my exhaust with CO 20/20, and the Co2 in my exhaust is less than 2%.
It is too lean with this settings.( stock settings on my bike c1 14 and c2 14 )
So I went up each time with 10 on each cylinder, and I noticed that the bike becomes smoother on the ride and you can handleÂ
the throttle much better in very low rpm.( below 3000 rpm )
It is not so jumpy anymore when your CO settings are higher.
I went al the way up too CO C1 50 and C2 50 like before, and I measured my Co2 in my exhaust again and it is now 4,75%.
This is a simple test everybody can do it.
I have half open exhaust without catalytic converters, with stock exhaust you can test it too like I did.
Not every bike is the same in the CO settings, so you have too test it yourself.
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Everybody thanks for the help and info.
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Greetings, Frits from Holland
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yesterday I tested different CO settings on my bike, started with 20/20 and went up by 10 on each cylinder.
With CO settings on 20/20 my bike becomes a little jumpy and jerky on the throttle again and the smoothness is gone.
I also tested my Co2 in my exhaust with CO 20/20, and the Co2 in my exhaust is less than 2%.
It is too lean with this settings.( stock settings on my bike c1 14 and c2 14 )
So I went up each time with 10 on each cylinder, and I noticed that the bike becomes smoother on the ride and you can handleÂ
the throttle much better in very low rpm.( below 3000 rpm )
It is not so jumpy anymore when your CO settings are higher.
I went al the way up too CO C1 50 and C2 50 like before, and I measured my Co2 in my exhaust again and it is now 4,75%.
This is a simple test everybody can do it.
I have half open exhaust without catalytic converters, with stock exhaust you can test it too like I did.
Not every bike is the same in the CO settings, so you have too test it yourself.
Â
Everybody thanks for the help and info.
Â
Greetings, Frits from Holland

