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Keitho
09-23-2006, 07:08 PM
I guy's. I have just recently added Khromwerks mufflers, k&n filters and iridium plugs to my 06 Venture. My question is, do I have to rejet the carbs? All information will be gratefully recieved.

Regards Keith.

pegscraper
09-23-2006, 07:27 PM
Plugs and K&N filters by themselves with no other airbox mods won't require any rejetting. Mufflers may or may not. On this bike probably not, as these bikes seem to be jetted a bit rich to start with.

Tartan Terror
09-23-2006, 07:48 PM
No jetting required! BTW tell everyone how much you love the mufflers! I have a set for sale if anyone is interested PM me

Keitho
09-23-2006, 11:27 PM
Thanks for the info guy's. Hey Scott those Kromewerks mufflers are fantastic I really like the sound. Not too loud but loud enough to let the critters know that your comin. By the way real men eat Black Pudding.

Keith.

Tartan Terror
09-24-2006, 12:32 AM
Thanks for the info guy's. Hey Scott those Kromewerks mufflers are fantastic I really like the sound. Not too loud but loud enough to let the critters know that your comin. By the way real men eat Black Pudding.

Keith.
And Hagist!!!!

Snarley Bill
09-24-2006, 09:47 AM
I guy's. I have just recently added Khromwerks mufflers, k&n filters and iridium plugs to my 06 Venture. My question is, do I have to rejet the carbs? All information will be gratefully recieved.

Regards Keith. you don't have to rejet, but what a kick in the butt if you do.mostly if you throw in the dyna 3000.got to jet it right. just throwing in big main jets doesn't do anything for the rpm,s where you ride most.the secret is in the pilot jets. bill :)

Keitho
09-26-2006, 07:18 PM
Thanks Bill. Need to save up some coin to do those other things, but appreciate the info.

Yes, TT, and Haggis too.

Keith.

Snarley Bill
09-28-2006, 12:25 AM
Thanks Bill. Need to save up some coin to do those other things, but appreciate the info.

Yes, TT, and Haggis too.

Keith.when you get ready i will tell you what size to use. my rstd will darn near pull the front wheel just rolling on the throttle in low gear.unbelievable lowend responce.bill

ironhead782
09-14-2010, 09:49 PM
I would like to share my experience with everyone on here about jetting the carbs on a Venture. My Venture happens to be an 08. My advice is DON'T DO IT!!!!! I put on a set of Roadhouse slip-on exhausts which I really like. Good deep throaty sound. I thought I would have to have my carbs jetted, and my Yamaha guy wanted me to jet my bike even before the exhaust change, because of how cold collared the Ventures are. My fuel mileage kept getting worse with every tank. I went from 42-44mpg to 35mpg the first tank and then finally down to 32mpg! That was enough for me. I went back to all stock settings. My first tank on stock settings was back up to 42mpg and that was with 2up for about 80-100 miles on that tank! I would advise anyone who has one of these bikes not to go through what I went through. I can't tell one bit of difference in the throttle response from jetting to stock. The only thing I saw from jetting the carbs was that I didn't have to choke my bike and let it warm up. I could just crank it and go, just like if it was FI. Now some people out there might want that, but for me I want the fuel mileage. The Venture has plenty of power as it is for my style of riding.

So that is my opinion about jetting the carbs! I WOULD NOT DO IT!!!!!!!