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That thing is slow, lol.

I second that. I assume you are hitting this with an IR gun while the bike is idling? If so fatten the mix up a little on the hot cylinder, it should cool slightly.

He's gone to the trouble of very clearly going through the process in perfect detail so I won't screw it up with my version. Check this thread from Dannymax if you're having trouble syncing carbs. https://www.vmaxforum.net/threads/carb-sync-procedure-for-carbtune.43398/

Don't you have an overheating motorcycle to attend to?

I'm a stickler for metal finish on the scoops, but that looks good! Nice job!

I'd take care of the oil pickup o-ring. Definitely make sure your ignition coils aren't showing any cracks in the plastic.

Shadetree has a great channel. I remember that bike making some awesome sounds when I first watched that video. Check out his vids starring the Kawi H2 powered chopper his friend built. That thing is another ripper!

You put these up at exactly the right time! I'll take them if they're still available.

My Hindle 4-2-1 has the same problem on the rear cylinders. The headers are about an 1/8" or a 1/16" from the plastic battery box. If I let it warm up too long it melts the box near the header pipe. I am on my third E-bay battery box. (thanks Pinwall Cycle!)

I think he's joking because it says "EX" between the valve reliefs

Yo, Fire-medic! It's been a long while. Hope you are doing well in these crazy times. It is exactly like a choke rod bushing in shape and material, only about three times their size. https://www.instagram.com/p/B_F0AocATck/?igshid=1h1visf6e5my8

Clif's notes- bike has been apart for far longer than I intended. Just got around to fully rebuilding each carb and racking them up. I have no extra parts, except this. It is made of nylon or some sort of stiff but slightly flexible plastic type material...

I have one in my backpack, and they can be changed without tools if required. Less weight (although a minor concern...which is why after 20 minutes of cursing the two front coils are still where the factory installed them!)

That's the one I picked up. Works great, and it also works on BMW R bikes (and a ton of others I'm sure)