hi, Just ran across this custom jet kit for the XS650. Anyone tried it?
http://www.amazon.com/Yamaha-XS650-Sigma-Custom-Carburetor/dp/B006QZEOIM
http://www.amazon.com/Yamaha-XS650-Sigma-Custom-Carburetor/dp/B006QZEOIM
Ha. Jet kit. Good luck.
That's why I canceled my order. I'm running Uni's, bs34'# and ya mama straight pipes. I don't want to shim the needle, I want it to be adjustable. Factory pro doesn't offer a kit for our bikes, so I'm having to track down another needle elsewhere.If you are running some kind of muffler and uni pods and bs34....bigger mains....one up on pilot. In my case I went to xs400 needles and the xs650 cdn needle jet. But I am 2000 asl. Needed to lean the needles and stock bs34 needles are not adjustable. Jetting is just play with combos.
That's why I canceled my order. I'm running Uni's, bs34'# and ya mama straight pipes. I don't want to shim the needle, I want it to be adjustable. Factory pro doesn't offer a kit for our bikes, so I'm having to track down another needle elsewhere.
If you'd like some adjustable needles to play with in your BS34s, I suggest this kit from Cruzinimage .....
http://www.ebay.com/itm/161720238856?_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT
You get not one but two different adjustable needles, also a needle jet that may be of some use. The needles are a generic Y265 and Y267. The Y265 has a taper that closely resembles the XS400 5Z1 but is a bit longer, matching the old stock needle length. The Y267 is a close match to the 5O2 used in the '78-'79 BS38s .....
Even though I cancelled my order and received a refund , they still sent me the kit. I sent them an email asking if they wanted it back almost 3 weeks ago and never heard anything back, so now I have spare parts. This is what they sent - 2 150 mains, 2 155 mains, 2 32.5 pilot jets, washers to space the needle and various drillbits, which I do not know exactly what most of them are for. I'm sure one is for drilling the slides. I also have no idea what that big ass screw is for. They also sent some pretty detailed instructions for my bike, although he sent the wrong one because my '78 has BS34's on it...
I'm guessing the drill bit and big screw would be to remove the factory-installed plugs over the idle air screws. Dunno how any 650 could use mains as large as 150 / 155.
I'll take a look at the mains for you tonight.Well, that's odd.
I wonder if the screw would have been used for prying out bs34 mix caps.
It would be interesting to know those drillbit sizes.
I wonder if the jets have the Mikuni logo.
Those jets seem a bit fat. I wonder if the smaller drill is for drilling the air bleeds...