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The the 'shee I got the other day was suppose to be a 420cc, but it's actually a 353.

 

Stock length hot rod rod ck 121

Wiseco 64.5mm piston

19cc domes in the cool head.

Stock reeds

Keihin pwk 28mm carbs w/ k&n pods

Stock intake

Toomey t5s

 

I took it apart to find out what it was, going to hone the jugs, throw in some new rings, upgrade the water pump impeller and enjoy it for a while.

 

I'm at 600ft elevation.

 

Given those specs what fuel would you say I should use? Do I really need to wait and do a compression check first? Guesstimate?

 

Any idea on where to start on carb jetting? I haven't taken my carbs apart yet. Had the quad for less then a week and it's already in pieces! Lol

 

Thanks in advance.

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I'm not worried about race gas, I need to keep some on hand anyways. Upping the shot on my mustang so I need to keep some on hand to mix with 93 for added safety. So if I go through a few gallons in my quad, no big deal.. For now at least lol.

 

C16? What do you guys use?

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Fighting the urge to just tip my wallet over and let the fun begin...

That's not something you LET happen.

It just happens. But the bike dictates the budget. LOL

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^ that is so true.

 

C12 is pretty average. I've messed with it all the way up to the C16 and even tried a few of their oxygenated blends. Q16 just seemed to need more compression then nesaccary in my opinion. At least when it comes to these little twins. Lately I've had great results with the oxygenated VP113. Pretty sweet stuff.

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Just a guess how much power should I expect from my quad? 45-50hp at best?

 

Would 100octane aviation fuel work? My uncle works at the local airport, so that would be convenient.

 

When running race fuel still the normal 32:1? I have 2 bottles of redline 2cycle oil. I imagine I'm going to need to rejet for the change in fuel?

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100ll will work for you up to about 180psi cranking compression. you are going to need to re jett due to the heavier specific gravity of a aviation fuel... ive seen that the av gas runs leaner or you are going to want bigger jets with it. I get it at 5.50 a gallon so its definetly my choice in fuel

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