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Pods   Tuning&Exhaust:99-05 non cal

Started 7/2/21 by Basxvs1100; 3563 views.
Sick Mick* (quick_mick)
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Most all of us here have pods. IMO...single best upgrade to the 1100.  15%-20% HP increase. Follow the jetting set up in the wKB.

Basxvs1100

From: Basxvs1100

7/2/21

Hi Mick, 

Thank you for your answer. Nice to hear most of you have the pods and it’s really adding something to our bikes

I’m pretty new here, so I don’t know what you mean with the wKB

Basxvs1100

From: Basxvs1100

7/2/21

Thanx! I’ve read the page from the jetting part
 

A few months ago I’ve bought a dyno jet kit. The store where I’ve bought it told me I had to buy it because I also had bought a Hypercharger aircleaner.  Eventually I’ve sold the hypercharger because it didn’t gave me what I’ve expected and I had backfiring all time. Even when I had adjust the pms, 2 days later, with a other kind of weather the backfiring was back. So I decided to put the stock air cleaner back on my bike and searching for another kind of air intake (now I have the pods). 
 

In the dyno jet kit were also other kind of needles. Do you think I can better use these needles together with the pods, or should I put the stock needles back?

Zonker1972

From: Zonker1972

7/2/21

you may be able to use the needles in the jet kit. is it a "dynajet" or "dynojet"?  if you do use the needles from the kit refer to this Table A : Pro Needles

https://sites.google.com/site/vstar1100kb/home/tuning/carb-jetting

while you did need to rejet upon adding the HC, if you have free flowing pipes, you did NOT need the kit. you can purchase the main jets separately and just add a couple of washers to the stock needles to increase the amount of fuel in the carbs.

zonker 

Sick Mick* (quick_mick)
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If it was me, I'd get rid of the dynO stuff and go back to stock needles and Mikuni jets. The numbering system for the Dyno jets you have it totally different than the Mikuni jets Yamaha uses...... so you'll have to find a conversion chart to get correct ones. Tuning is also easier with the stock needles.

RCCola45

From: RCCola45

7/2/21

I would dump the jet kit and say with original needles and jets.   There are hundreds that did the pods using original parts which means lots of data and help.   Very little info about them jet kits other than very hard to dial in.

Basxvs1100

From: Basxvs1100

7/3/21

Allright, thanx guys. 
 

It’s clear, I’ll get rid of the jet kit stuff and put back the stock needles. 
How did you mount the pods to the rubber elbows on the carbs? In the pod set there is a small bag of glue, but there are also clamps included. 
Sorry for asking so much, but you all have a lot of experience with the pods

Donn (99Orton)

From: Donn (99Orton)

7/3/21

Where did you get the Pods? I hope a reputable Vendor,  in which case instructions should have been included. 

Basxvs1100

From: Basxvs1100

7/3/21

I have bought it at sscustomcycle.com. 
there is a instruction, but I wonder if there are more ways to install. Because I don’t prefer using glue

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