40mm carb jetting
ignish
Thats an interesting point made by wdietz186 about the plug gaps. At the risk of digressing a little I tried changing over to NGK Iridium plugs 1 grade hotter all at the same time of the pick up wire saga. After I got it going it ran like a clock, but kicking it over was possitively frightening. It turned into a nasty back biting cow of a thing. Even slowly rolling it over to find TDC and it would kick back ferousiously. On occasion just turning on the ignition and it would pop through the air intakes with no foot on the kicker. Went back to standard plugs and she`s as sweet as can be.
Mostly the popping back is from combustible mix remaining in the cyl.It happens when the valves seal properly and the rings aren't worn out.The ign. sparks when the switch is turned on.My old 750 popped once after sitting for 3 days once.An added thought,check for shorted wires between the pickups.Make sure you don't have resistance when checking one lead from one pickup and one lead of the other.Squashed wires can short to each other and can cause the sort of running you are describing.Splice the wires close to the pickups but leave about an inch of the original wire.Covering the old wire with shrink tube will keep it from shorting.The proceedure is described in one of the threads.
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Sure - the valve seals and / or valve guides are most likely shot and letting oil in....

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