New motor, start it stock or with after-market parts?

[lukecanna]

Hi,
Im about to build my new zeda-80 motor and was wondering what everyone thinks i should do.
I have a zeda66 exhaust, compression head and cns carb. For the first start or the motor and to run it in should i put these parts on the bike or should i leave everything stock?
Anything counts! Thanks

 

[bike4life]

Hi,
Im about to build my new zeda-80 motor and was wondering what everyone thinks i should do.
I have a zeda66 exhaust, compression head and cns carb. For the first start or the motor and to run it in should i put these parts on the bike or should i leave everything stock?
Anything counts! Thanks

Well. I guess then you could compare if it made a change. I would do it just for kicks, if i had the time. Aside from that, could you check out that thread on removing the chainring, nobody responded and i want to remove it asap as parts are coming in from amazon tommorow.

 

[Tyler6357]

Put the upgraded parts on immediately!

 

[crassius]

I'd run it stock first, just to be sure it runs. That saves time trying to figure out which new part is bad.

 

[MotorBicycleRacing]

Hi,
Im about to build my new zeda-80 motor and was wondering what everyone thinks i should do.
I have a zeda66 exhaust, compression head and cns carb. For the first start or the motor and to run it in should i put these parts on the bike or should i leave everything stock?
Anything counts! Thanks

Do you know what CNS carb stands for?
CanNotStart

 

[lukecanna]

Do you know what CNS carb stands for?
CanNotStart

Why? I heard there a pain to tune but arent they alright once they are tuned?

 

[lukecanna]

I'd run it stock first, just to be sure it runs. That saves time trying to figure out which new part is bad.

Might leave the carb off for the first start because i know the exhaust is alright with the stock carby just running a bit richer

 

[Street Ryderz]

Nothing wrong with the cns carbs if you know how to tune it!Much more tunable than the stock NT.

 

[FNTPuck]

Stock NT is almost idiot proof and works great for most builds.

I'd put it all together stock first to make sure it all works properly...will make troubleshooting much easier.

 

[lukecanna]

Nothing wrong with the cns carbs if you know how to tune it!Much more tunable than the stock NT.

Would you know the proper way to tune a cns carb?