kslawdog

Put T-5s on my 2006 shee. Jetted to exactly what Tommey says on install kit. 280 mains, stock pilots, air screw 1.5 turns out. Has 2-1 Unifilter with outwear. No other mods done to bike. I am at 2550 ft above sea level with temps 80-110. Mixing Yamalube at 32:1 with premium gas Heres problems, Install brand new plugs with gap at .028. Bike hauls ass for about 30 to 45 minutes. Then starts to Loose power from 0 to 1/4 throttle. When you hit the gas it bogs until about 1/4 throttle then screams. Pull plugs and they are brown with some wet fuel sometimes but not always. Put in new plugs, hauls ass again for about 30 -45 minutes. Doesnt matter if trail riding or drag racing. Feels like its fowling plugs. Did search on forums and lot of people talking about running 300+ mains. Toomey says 280's good for 0 to 2500 feet. Any advice? Do I need to go up in mains even though i run good WOT. Any body with same mods and setup running different jetting? What are you running at this elevation and setup? Not a big problem but I go through plugs like crazy! Last dumbass question - which way do you turn airscrews to lean mixture?

$5500.00 2 months ago in Dodge City Kansas Anyone heard of the new sand dunes that are suppose to be built around western Kansas?

Great, thanks for the info. Next question is what are the simplest and least expensive mods for my buck.

Hi, just found the site and its great. I did a search for my problem and got alot of answers but still confused about one thing. I just bought my first shee. its a 2006 and im less than a 1/4 tank thru break in period. All stock. The dealership guy said to run my oil mixture at 40:1 with yamalube 2R. He said the extra oil will help out for prolonging life of the motor. My question is that the owners manuel says to run 24:1. Isnt 40:1 less oil than recommeded? The bike smokes quite a bit now and loads up but was told this would be normal during breakin. This guy seemed to know his shit and said he had an 05 shee. I also noticed that almost none runs 24:1 mixture in the searches I read. Thanks for the help guys.