Mikuni jetting help needed
Posted: Sun Jun 08, 2014 2:35 pm
Hi,
I bought a good condition Mikuni TM28 carb off a lammy that apparently was running but can't get it to run properly with my set up and jetting information i've found on the net is confusing to say the least.
Here's what I have.
Li 125 with a 185 kit, GP crank, JL3 exhaust, 12v electronic conversion, fast flow rear exit tap that is working fine,timing set at 19 degrees. The main jet when I got it was 190, tick over was perfect but it was bogging down badly after 1/4 throttle. Changed the main jet gradually down to the smallest i currently have which is now 110 while is is marginally better it still wont rev up without bogging ( tickover still perfect ). Moving the needle up or down makes no difference Changed the coil for a known working one and still the same. Plug is brand new as are the lead and cap.
I was going to go even smaller on the main jet but looking on the Mikuni sites most carbs seem to be set at or way above the 190 it had in originally.
I bought a good condition Mikuni TM28 carb off a lammy that apparently was running but can't get it to run properly with my set up and jetting information i've found on the net is confusing to say the least.
Here's what I have.
Li 125 with a 185 kit, GP crank, JL3 exhaust, 12v electronic conversion, fast flow rear exit tap that is working fine,timing set at 19 degrees. The main jet when I got it was 190, tick over was perfect but it was bogging down badly after 1/4 throttle. Changed the main jet gradually down to the smallest i currently have which is now 110 while is is marginally better it still wont rev up without bogging ( tickover still perfect ). Moving the needle up or down makes no difference Changed the coil for a known working one and still the same. Plug is brand new as are the lead and cap.
I was going to go even smaller on the main jet but looking on the Mikuni sites most carbs seem to be set at or way above the 190 it had in originally.