Jetting Advice NC30 & NC35
With the TYGA exhaust, but with standard air box, you would be looking at main jets around Fr.118/Rr.120, or possibly Fr.120/Rr.122
If you feel some lack of torque in the midrange, but with a strong top end then try to lift the needles with a 0.5mm washer.
Keep the slow jets as standard or the low speed running will be a problem.
With the TYGA exhaust, but with standard air box, you would be looking at main jets around Fr.112/Rr.115.
If you feel some lack of torque in the midrange, but with a strong top end then try to lift the needles with a 0.5mm washer.
Keep the slow jets as standard or the low speed running will be a problem.
Important note:
“accurate” jetting advice is difficult. The above jetting guide with our suggested settings is a basic guide.
It is up to you, the user, to set jetting correctly for your application/conditions etc.