Cold Weather

[t_speaker31]

I just bought my first banshee, cuz im sick of sitting here waiting all summer waiting for snow for snowmobiling and then it barely snows, and I took a ride on a friends '98 and i became addicted and offered him a check.

 

Its a stock '98

 

I live in North Dakota about 1000 feet above sea level.

 

Does Anybody have any suggestions for a good set up for temperatures than can go from -10 degrees to 50 degrees Farhenhiet in a day?

 

any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

[Fireman-hott]

I just bought my first banshee, cuz im sick of sitting here waiting all summer waiting for snow for snowmobiling and then it barely snows, and I took a ride on a friends '98 and i became addicted and offered him a check.

 

Its a stock '98

 

I live in North Dakota about 1000 feet above sea level.

 

Does Anybody have any suggestions for a good set up for temperatures than can go from -10 degrees to 50 degrees Farhenhiet in a day?

 

any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

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If my memory serves me correct, its 1 jet size per 20* difference. Gets hotter oyu can drop a jet size, gets colder you can go up a jet size. I would jet for right around 10* F

That way if it gets warmer you'll be fine just alittle rich, if it gets colder you'll be jetted right about where you need to be.

[Ducman]

Stock jetting is almost always a #200 main which will get fairly lean at 50 deg F. I'm going to say that at -10 you should be about #230.