Changing from clubman to tsr evo

[Marrsy7]

Hi all just bought a gp with a mugello 186 fitted with a clubman I want to change clubman for a tsr evo pipe will I have to alter jetting cheers

[missing lynx]

I had a mugelo 186 with 26mm deli changed from a clubman to a jl 3 curly had to re jet carb and change final drive ratio to make better use of the power produced also change the exhaust timing (can't remember what) as advised by scooter centre Kolone

[dscscotty]

Hi mate, I'd advise re-jetting, what carb,jetting,igniton etc you running now?

[Marrsy7]

I’ve just bought scooter it’s running a 28phbh there’s a receipt from when kit was fitted saying it’s got a 105 main jet cheers

[dscscotty]

you'll need to give a little more info, atomiser, needle, pilot jet, slide, fuel inlet valve

[coaster]

THe short answer is yes you will definately need to adjust the jetting as the expansion pipe will allow the engine to reve higher so the main jet at least will need changing as a minimum but most likely the needle and atomiser too. Also as already suggested, you might find that the new pipe's charcteristics affects torque to the point that your final drive ratio will need adjusting too

[Marrsy7]

Hi all main jet 105 pilot 55 slide 40 needle x7 needle 2nd top Would I benefit just fitting exhaust then a dyno ?

[Rich Oswald]

I think you'll need to go up to around 118 on the main jet. Pilot seems big, i'd say no more than a 50. Other combinations look ok. Make sure you have at least a 300 float valve also.

[ULC Soulagent]

You don’t say what atomiser yer using?
X7 needle is the leanest of the range so depending on ur atomiser( hopefully Av266 and not Av264) then u might need an X13
The expansion will make a vast difference on the clubman and if ur not clued up on setting carbs by ear then a dyno would be beneficial