I wasn't saying anything negative, just wondering if you tilted the carb on a 45* to set the height, stock carbs set diffrently. I've see many people set keihin like stock carbs and have overflow issues as well as a few lean condition
Get a yamaha factory service manual, it's all there and it's what I use as a reference. If you can , post a pic of the jig and collars I can tell u if it will work
I rebuild crankshafts, if your looking to save money, or make money doing it think again. I do it because I build a lot of engines and is worth having the tooling, I also rebuild for a select few on here
In the electrical field where you ground also makes a difference. Electricity is stupid and takes the path of least resistance so bonding the first means of disconnect is crucial for safety. I've been on many calls where plumbing pipes have current on them because of a homeowner lack of knowledge. In higher end grounding rings everything is directional to keep equipment safeguarded . When you get shocked on your quad your an easier path than the grounds you have in place and need to address the problem. As for flywheel problems I always use locktite, it fills in problems areas that lapping can't get , if you've ever lapped anything before you know it's limited
You can expect it to not run great with fmf, I've done pretty extensive R+D with those pipes n portwork. Most dune/play cylinders run to high of a port timing for that pipe to be effective. I would either trail port it or get better pipes.
I set up both a lil diffrent with portwork n domes. Like STY I'm coming from an asphault background but build quite a few dirt motors. This is just my opinion. If you can get the motor to make peak hp later later in the rpm curve and pull more rpm then your opponent you will run better et's than most and have a good asphault setup. Can you take this setup to dirt yes . My advice would be build something inbetween the dirt-aspault parameters but don't plan on killing both categories.theres also big things like primary drive ratios/clutch tune/timing curves/effective swinger length
My advise to you would be throw fuel at it till it starts loosing power and rolling over upstairs. Then back it down till it pulls clean n leave it , no need to chop 100 plugs
If have anyone with a different pipe try it. When building a modified two stroke you always pipe to port. Who ported your jugs?or did I miss that in the info