Boyesen Quickshot Help

James · Nov 17, 2010

RYNO785:
Well I got the right one on their today. I just went for a ride down the rode I live on but it seems a little snappier right off idle and also seems to pull a little harder down low. Nothing drastic but I can tell a little bit of a difference. I need to play with air/fuel screw a little more at the track this weekend though.

Awesome, keep us posted.

RYNO785 · Nov 29, 2010

I forgot to give a update. After a good track day this weekend I am pretty impressed with it. It's definitely stronger off the bottom and has a snappier feel to it. Not a huge difference but definitely helps.

Costakat2 · Sep 20, 2016

James:
Have you tried turning the FS out more then a half turn? Try messing with it and see if you can make it run better by turning the FS from 0 to almost all the way out. If you can get it right by doing that you'll be able to figure out which way to go on the jets.

Edit: damn that's confusing as hell, sorry its been a long day.

Hi I just installed the boysen quick shot 3 on my 06 yzf250f and I did everything by the instructions perfectly, but now when I start it the idle is weird and when I give it gas it revs up high but doesn't come back down from a high rev when I let go of the throttle, any suggestions?

ossagp · Sep 21, 2016

Installation gone wrong is my guess. You created and air leak, lost vacuum etc.

Costakat2 · Sep 21, 2016

ossagp:
Installation gone wrong is my guess. You created and air leak, lost vacuum etc.

What would I check first to even start trying to fix it

ossagp · Sep 21, 2016

i retrace the steps i took prior to the loss of idle consistency and the entire installation.

Costakat2 · Sep 21, 2016

ossagp:
i retrace the steps i took prior to the loss of idle consistency and the entire installation.

Thank you, I'm going to try carb cleaner first to see if that will help before I tare it back appart

ossagp · Sep 21, 2016

oh yeah, you added a new part, and now you can fix it with carburetor cleaner. :ride:

Costakat2 · Sep 21, 2016

ossagp:
oh yeah, you added a new part, and now you can fix it with carburetor cleaner.

I ment to find where the leak is but ok

ossagp · Sep 21, 2016

oh, ok. that works for some. i don't have much luck with it.

2strokesteve89 · Sep 21, 2016

ossagp:
oh, ok. that works for some. i don't have much luck with it.

On cars and trucks you can not only find vacuum leaks with carb cleaner but also arcing spark plug wires.

ossagp · Sep 21, 2016

I just never have as much luck with that as most report they do. On just about anything I like pumping them up (compressor through a spark plug hole with an open intake valve for 4 strokes) and using soapy water. on a single, after i have had something off I seem to get to it faster if I just work backwards, there are few possibilities and you have to take it down to fix any of them. So for me it is just quicker to do that.