| Re: How To: Uninstall X7 R1 Governors (Pic) Before you start pulling/cutting parts off your bike, take the air filter off and look at the throttle butterfly inside the carb. The throttle butterfly is what moves when you twist the throttle. Go ahead and give your throttle a twist did you see the butterfly open? Now think of twisting the throttle to open the butterfly as climbing a hill. You want to get to the top of the hill and be at the highest point possible without going too far. Same thing with your throttle butterfly. You want your carb to flow as much as possible by opening the butterfly to it's optimal position which should be 90 degrees from it's closed position. If you twist your throttle and it opens the butterfly to where it needs to be then removing any components is going to screw you up (you will go to the other side of the hill and miss the peak). If you aren't opening the throttle butterfly enough, then by all means, fricken cut off that stopper. |