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Idle speed screw?
7 posts · Started by cjc · 11 May 2008
Post 2 by Joely Boy,
#2It has EFI, so no idle adjustment screw. I understand you can adjust idle with a Tuneboy, if you add one. Not sure if your dealer can change idle settings via computer.
Post 3 by cjc,
#3Hey motodude, the 1500rpm idle is pretty normal for the superduke. Mine starts up at about 2000 then drops down to 1500 when warm and doesn't really change when you change maps or ad a pc3.
Mate just ride the wheels off her
Mate just ride the wheels off her
Post 4 by superDUKE220,
#4Ditto.
Post 5 by Gregz,
#5Huh! Doesn't it seem a bit high though? I'm used to V-twins kinda loping along at 1000rpm...strange.
Post 6 by 9nine0,
#6I agree with Joely Boy..... on start it idles high then drops.
NO idle screw on these bad boys...no carbs!
After warmed up... and you stop where is your idle?
Your post is a bit vague.
NO idle screw on these bad boys...no carbs!
After warmed up... and you stop where is your idle?
Your post is a bit vague.
Post 7 by 9nine0,
#7Right, I know it's FI and not carbs...I just thought the idle seemed really high at 1500rpm...and my other FI bikes always had a screw to raise or lower the idle speed, so the SD not having one kinda mystifies me. But if that's the way it's sposed to be, so be it!
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