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+4 Timing and Lightened Flywheel


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I just installed a Ricky Stator adj. timing plate (+4 degrees) and a lightened flywheel from boonman (awesome job duder!)... put it back together.. started right up.. reved good in neutral.. however after warmin her up I took her out for a spin and it seems to bog right before hitting the powerband and bogs through it.. jetting was dialed in perfectly prior to this and I doubt it made that big of a change... if the pickup coil gap was off would it cause this situation?

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you didnt install the mods correctly ,check the timing plate again and be sure the woodruff key is seated right and the nut is tight :cheers:

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you didnt install the mods correctly ,check the timing plate again and be sure the woodruff key is seated right and the nut is tight :cheers:

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Checked the timing plate.. still set right at the case splits at +4.. took flywheel off again and the woodruff key is seated.. torqued the flywheel to specs... same thing... think going up 1 size on the mains will do anything.. .feels rich right now

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Jetted up.. had to go 3 sizes up on the mains because thats all I had available.. but it ran like a raped ape (which is a good thing)... good cheap mod that makes some insane acceleration!

 

Only thing I noticed that was off... was if I let off the gas it bike would kinda rumble and rattle a little as it got into the low RPM's for a secod.. so everytime I would rev it and let it come down the bike would shake a little bit... any thoughts on that one?

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