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This is a story about when I used a jet needle that I bought a few years ago for setting the FCR of my CBX1000 but hardly used. The other day, I looked back at the past logs about the changes in the straight diameter of the SJ and JN. My experience is different from that of my past self, so the accuracy and precision of what I have written down will be different.

This is a test run after changing the jet needle of the CBX1000 FCR. The purpose is to check whether the straight diameter of the jet needle is good or bad at low throttle opening. I have been selecting a jet needle for the slow jet 48 for a while now. As a result of the test run,the acceleration is so good that I don't want to touch it for a while.

This is the FCR tuning. Current jet needles have a special thread count that sharpens up. It should be 90FXM#3=90FTM#1. I haven't tried it,so I don't know,but it should probably be the same. I'll check it out when I have some free time.

Regarding the current FCR tuning of CBX1000,I was concerned about the lower throttle opening. It's not a good idea to get caught up in the air-fuel ratio meter,but a partial reading of 10.5 is around throttle opening of 1/16 to 1/8. It is unclear whether this condition is good or bad.