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Next week looking to to do three thigns all at once...

- Check valves and adjust if necessary
- Clean carbs
- Install Ivans jet kit
- Synch carbs
- Clean air filter etc... replace to K&N. Not for power btu for longevity easy to clean etc.
- Check the timing chain /cam chain

need some general hints ideas etc.. of what to do how to do it what to watch out for etc.

this is my first item doing an of this and dismantling the bike.

Reason i'm doin this is that i'm doing alot of riding in the next few months and latley my confidence has saged in the bike. i really want to work on it and maintian her, and hopefuly get some confidence back knowing things ahve been checked /adjusted and not wonder what if....

so please give a guy a fewhints maybe links to toher pplaced of hwo to this stuff... i have the service maula and a udy who knows what' he's doingbut i want to educate myself more.. but i have to get al the plastics gas tank etc off before he helps..

I will be dynoing her this sat before the break down and then wil after
 

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One thing that always drives me crazy is that the Phillips head screws that are on the carbs are always a bitch to get out, especially the one on the float bowls. I always use a pair of Vice-Grips to break them loose.

If you have to remove the cams, before you do get every thing lined up the way it is supposed to go back together with the timing mark on TDC and the cam marks lined up with the top edge of the head. You might see a couple of factory paint marks on the engraved timing marks on the cam sprockets. If they aren't there it might save you some grief if you add them yourself because the little engraved marks are hard to see.
 
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