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23 Nov 2010
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XTZ750 Supertenere on high altitudes
Hi,
Apparently there is huge problem with running XTZ750 on high altitudes due to obvious air/ fuel mix problem. Anybody came accross "user friendly" solution? Which side to touch, air or fuel? Thanks 
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23 Nov 2010
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I believe kedo.com has a "swiss" (think swiss cheese) set for them, that leans the carb out a bit (they seem to be overrich)
Linky: KEDO - Product Details
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24 Nov 2010
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4 Dec 2010
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if i buy the swiss kit
will it become the starved powerless swiss spec xtz ? dont want a slow useless bike
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4 Dec 2010
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No dont think so, they just come overly rich stock, this kit leans it out to run better ( better ir/fuel ratio), and therefor get more km/ltr.
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6 Dec 2010
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Why not get the bike set up properly on a dyno, maybe a tad on the leaner side, it should then cope fine with altitude???
Phil
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