810darren Posted March 6, 2006 Report Posted March 6, 2006 i have read alot of forums but not sure how you calculate for the sea level your at.this is what im doing and what i have.fmf fattys,k&n no lid,bore 20 over,mild port job,milling head 20 thousanths,ricky satator timing advance plate.i bought this it is a 1998 first 4 wheeler i always had dirt bikes and still do.went threw and dissasembled carbs did a goog cleaning.i installed 280 mains and 30 pilot jets.but from what i have been reading i might be a little lean kinda concerned.looks like most with this set up go with 320 mains and a 25.7 pilot.i know this subject has been beat up but i dont know how my elevation plays in im at 800ft.should i try out what my set up is now see how she runs when i get it back together or should i change something before i even put it back together.any info is appreciated. Quote
MILO Posted March 6, 2006 Report Posted March 6, 2006 i would definitely start out on what seems to be the rich side and bring it down if needed, rather than be running lean. can't help you much with the actual calculation though. start high, and do a plug chop and adjust as needed. Quote
810darren Posted March 6, 2006 Author Report Posted March 6, 2006 thank you for your imput milo appreciate it Quote
wesw Posted March 6, 2006 Report Posted March 6, 2006 try some 27.5 pilots, 4th clip, 330 mains should be close. i am at 900 ft. Quote
810darren Posted March 6, 2006 Author Report Posted March 6, 2006 try some 27.5 pilots, 4th clip, 330 mains should be close. i am at 900 ft. 482822[/snapback] your set up close to what mine is going to be.i live in michigan.thats what i will try first im sure you been threw the trial and error.yours run pretty strong.thanks man greatly appreciate Quote
wesw Posted March 7, 2006 Report Posted March 7, 2006 that was with my stock port setup. your is ported and whatnot. should be close. Quote
Recommended Posts
Join the conversation
You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.