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Ok having thought about this problem more I will ask about it a different way.. What would need to change or fail in the clutch hydraulic system for the bite point to move to the lever almost fully out position. I don't believe the bike was designed this way or its by default. I believe the clutch m...

So the clutch bite point is high on this bike by default? Master cylinder to slave cylinder ratios incorrect? Will look at FZ lever if all else fails.

Anybody else have a high bite point on their clutch ( clutch lever right out before clutch engages).. there is no adjustment on the 87 bike. Changed clutch plates but still high?

Cheers

I'm pretty sure it's 8mm inside diameter....

Are you sure it's jets.....could be fuel pump if your sure there aint enough fuel when demand is heavy.

Interesting article on EXUP.... people need to fully understand exhaust systems before ripping out components thinking they will get it to run better... and there's another question, run better for what?? Twenty years ago, Yamaha introduced a landmark technical innovation: the EXUP valve. And nothin...

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Are you running a non stock cam? I ran into an interesting situation on mine where after mods including cam and big bore and porting it wanted leaner jets than before. I personally believe it was because the change in velocity in the carbs which was much high so even though there was a smaller jet ...

Not quite sure why... i certainly never done that on TDM last week and i got the heights spot on....might be worth just draining carbs first to get rid of any crap then check heights

Yes a bit of clear hose...have the bike as upright as you can and yes, leave the pump on. Connect tube to drain and open drain screw a good few turns. You have +/- 1mm on a nominal of 8.3mm below float bowl line.

Have you checked fuel heights...should be 8.3mm below line on float bowl?

You have some serious skills there mate...awesome job on the seat hump.... I was lucky enough to find one for 50 quid. If I can help at all during your build just gives us a shout...I will be following your build.

Doing a great job mate....good find with the plastics. Just finished mine...

Sorry..don't understand question at all