jbones

i run 32.1 mix 93 octane the idle screws are turned almost all the way in there is about 3 or 4 threads beteen the locknut head of the screw also seems to bog if u hit the throttle real fast. could it be eletric problem ? the longer u ride it seems to snap out the problem and run good?

it ran good with 300 main but i would have play with the air ajust screws in and out to about 2 turns out and it would run good for a while ,but after i shut it off for a lillte while and restart it it break up at full throttle until i play with th air screws again?

.015 was milled off i also have boyesen rad vavle

i have 87 banshee head milled toomy pipes 3/8 reed spacers boost bottle t.o.r.s. elimnatore kit idle screws installed stock airbox with k/n cover off only jet i changed is main form 270-330. and still can not get it to run right i,m at 240 ubove sea level what else could i change too make run right mostly breaks up and boggs at full throttle can any body help please ?

i have a 87 banshee with toomy pipes rad valve 3/8 reed spacer stock air box with lid off k&n filter boost bottle stock pilot jet 280 main jet needle clip in stock postion air mix screws 2 1/2 out. it idles good but breaks up at full throttle if i hold choke out alittle bit it will run better up on full throttle .i tried turning air mix screws in till 1/2 out and it ran better .should i have bigger main jet? or maybe bigger pilot jet? or move needle clip?

i have a 280 main jet needle clip in stock postion 3/8 reed spacer boost bottle toomy pipes stock air box with cover off k&n filter stock pilot jet but it breaks up on top end full throttle. it will run at full throttle with choke a little open but wont idle . i turned the air mix screws in from 2 1/2 to 1/2 and it ran better at full throttle with choke off it seems like it needs to get more fuel or run richer?

there,s a small wire clip under the rubber grommet its probably missing. best bet buy new choke plunger

dose anyone know where to get new sliders? Yamaha dosenot offer repair kits for sliders