BANSHEEFIEND Posted February 24, 2006 Report Posted February 24, 2006 A little info on my story. I get t-5s, put them on, push shee in yard, go to work. Dad and friends come home, friends ask about the quad, dad doesn't notice new pipes, fires her up , spins around the yard and melts a hole in the left piston. That was a nice suprise when i got home. So he finaced the new motor build and i picked up some wisecos, 19cc trinity head, boyesen power reeds and a new k&n . I already had the 35mm single pwk so i am a little happier now. Almost ready to fire her up and i was wondering what i should start my jetting at. I am in Wisconsin, 750ft. elevation and it's about 20 degrees out now. One more final question. When first starting her, should i break it in, then jet it, or vice versa? Thanks for your help. Quote
Wicked98Shee Posted February 24, 2006 Report Posted February 24, 2006 ummmmm were ya runnin the single carb set up when he blew it up?? if so check that motor real well for airleaks or ya can fry the new topend Quote
Wallrat Posted February 24, 2006 Report Posted February 24, 2006 Start out around a 195-200 main and a 65-68 pilot. My guess is you'll end up somewhere around 190/62. Quote
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