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mechanic 32yrs, owned nearly every machine under the sun, rebuilt 250r,yz250 and you ask multiple times what oil mix to use ? unbelievable

Yes on a stock machine that I have never owned dick head . Keep your comments to your self if there not good information

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IIRC, from FMF's site, they state with airbox lid removed requires 30 pilots and 260 mains, needle clips middle groove.

After having my stock carbs bored, I went with 30 pilots, needle clips 4th groove down and 310 mains.

Airscrews almost backed out completely.

I wasn't pulling the bowls in the dunes to change the pilots, but I did move the needle clips into the middle groove, and man, what an improvement.

Since then I changed the pilot back to 27.5's and the airscrews 1.5 turns out but I haven't ridden it yet.

 

 

I would never go by what they say jetting wise . There jetting is just a window to get started with . Literally everything effects jetting . Temp, humidity, elevation etc etc . Best way I find is plug chops with fresh plugs.

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just read threw service manual going to check carb sink tomorrow and adjust chain. Pretty cool how the crank cases are set up on the banshee . Different but well thought out for service wise , crankshaft etc .

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Way to lay into RU!!

He can be a dickhead!!

 

Yes carb sync is very important.

At idle and at part throttle.

 

I think you mentioned you have a K&N air filter, correct?

If so, that's great because that means a pro design intake flange is installed already.

I believe you can get a 2 stage uni filter for it.

K&N's suck without outerwears.

I safety wired my outerwears to my filters because I was tired of the elastic stretching and letting sand get on my filters.

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Way to lay into RU!!

He can be a dickhead!!

Yes carb sync is very important.

At idle and at part throttle.

I think you mentioned you have a K&N air filter, correct?

If so, that's great because that means a pro design intake flange is installed already.

I believe you can get a 2 stage uni filter for it.

K&N's suck without outerwears.

I safety wired my outerwears to my filters because I was tired of the elastic stretching and letting sand get on my filters.

I would rather have the uni two stage I'll check that out tomorrow man thx

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Fuck that's a clean machine. Looks like you have thick skin, and take sarcasm well. Welcome to the show!

 

sent from yo mammy house.

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Also noticed with throttle cracked on a roll it hesitates just like my YZ did with that stupid throttle position sensor set up. I adjusted air mixture screws on carbs after changing pre mix to 36:1. Ended up a two turns out on each . Come to find out that's what the manual calls for . The bike need choke to start when cold so pilot must be close or spot on. I need to look over the service manual and read about the stock carbs.

 

 

One thing I'm not use to any more is the ground clearance on these sport quads lol. My Polaris RZR 900 has 16in ground clearance with 3 inch lift and 30 mayhems .

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Just ordered all the parts needed to run a foam duel stage filter set up. Cage, uni filter, peice that goes at top of filter, some old PJ1 filter oil also. I don't trust the K&N in the dust I ride in . Consider that ditched .

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