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Old 12-03-2021, 10:26 AM   #5
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Originally Posted by Falkon45 View Post
A gasket on your intake manifold should NEVER blow out. If that's the case, you're having a timing issue, and backfiring. Also, IIRC, it should be a graphite/Garlock gasket and plastic insulator, but you can just run the gasket also. But yes, your bolts could be too long.
It blows every ride right after a long run. Definitely backfiring going on... rich condition? In the pilot or the main?

It's not paper, rather it is the gasket material. I am using Amazon gaskets, felpro type material, but next one is going to be a actual felpro one I make. The plastic piece goes between the carb and manifold, I don't use a spacer at the head. If that's what you mean.
Short bolts on there.

I've recently tightened up the valves, the bike runs tippy top, little hesitating around 3/4 and full. Still playing with the main jet.


 
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