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Old 11-17-2006
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speed screws

where is the speed screw on an x7?
If you have a picture this would help me very much.
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Re: speed screws
its next to the powerband, to the right of the muffler bearing, turn counterclock wise to go faster
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Re: speed screws
idle screw is located at the top of the carb far side of the incoming throttle cable
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Re: speed screws
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its next to the powerband, to the right of the muffler bearing, turn counterclock wise to go faster
Asked for serious reply if you cant do that then dont respond
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Re: speed screws
ask a serious question then. there is no such thing as a speed screw. Idle screw, air mixture screw, do exsist and are proper terms for describing the adjustments on the carbarator.
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Re: speed screws
isnt a idle screw and a air/fuel mixture screw the same thing ? but not sure let me know if im wrong....
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Re: speed screws
Whats this big debate about? All that that screw is is a governor. Thats it.
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Re: speed screws
what do these screws do?
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its next to the powerband, to the right of the muffler bearing, turn counterclock wise to go faster
haha.. where can i find my powerband? because i think it snapped. can i replace it with a rubberband??

HAHA too funny
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