I believe my main jets are 150's right now, I'm running straight pipes but I have pod filters as well, which have little to no air restriction.
Also, if you have a stock airbox, I'd keep it on unless you can fabricate extensions for pods before installing them. Pods allow turbulence in the carbs, and don't run as smooth.
Also, your location and climate can have a lot to do with propper jetting, arid or humid conditions deter air density.
Welcome to the fun in carb-work.
Good luck with getting it tuned, just remember that open pipes mean easier breathing and less backpressure on the exhaust.
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I believe my main jets are 150's right now, I'm running straight pipes but I have pod filters as well, which have little to no air restriction.
Also, if you have a stock airbox, I'd keep it on unless you can fabricate extensions for pods before installing them. Pods allow turbulence in the carbs, and don't run as smooth.
Also, your location and climate can have a lot to do with propper jetting, arid or humid conditions deter air density.
Welcome to the fun in carb-work.
Good luck with getting it tuned, just remember that open pipes mean easier breathing and less backpressure on the exhaust.