Just ordered my cascade innovations calender, i was pleased with the quality and pictures from the 08 calender so I just ordered my 09 calender, make sure you support them and pick one up.. :beer:
http://67.199.65.66/cascade_innovations/ne...ore_dept_id=327
really? since the carbs are flowing more air wouldnt the mains be bigger? he had 320's on stock carbs and blew holes in the pistons in glamis it was running waaaay too lean....
thanks for your reply..
For a buddies shee:
what should we start off with on jetting for these, it came with 280's
Dual 34mm mikuni flats
pods
wiseco prolite's 65mm bore/stock crank
cool head 21cc domes
fmf fattys
timing @+2
V-force 3
stock port
sea level
thanks...
You dont really need the sticker, they dont check unless they pull you over for acting stupid or not having a flag...i still have my 06 sticker on my shee :ninja:
ahh i see...ima head to his house today to see what we're working with and then go from there...thanks for the info its gonna be useful for a base start
So my buddy blew his engine in glamis halloween weekend..long story short he went and bought some 34mm keihin carbs online (dont know what model yet) and we need some base line start on jetting.. mods are as follows:
34mm carbs assuming pwk's not sure yet
pods
wiseco 65mm bore/stock crank
cool head 21cc domes
fmf fattys
timing @+2
V-force 3
stock port
sea level
are these carbs too big for his setup?
where should we start the mains, pilots and needles at?
i only have experience with stock carbs so far..so i need some schooling
thanks in advance
I wasnt planning on going, but as the weekend gets closer im getting the itch, i have to get someone to cover for me at work saturday though
the weather will be perfect...90's and CALM wind, which is more important than temp!
yeah, its kinda bulky and i cant run my stock 04 taillight (cuz its so big)..Its functional though for those places that require a spark arrestor..this is the only reason why i bought mine..