High altitude jetting

[feedmelies]

I did a search and the results sucked. So I now turn to you guys.

 

I usually run at Glamis. But I will be doing a trip to a family vacation spot which is at 7,000 feet elevation.

 

So how do you guys think I should jet my carbs?

[fastrthnu]

I did a search and the results sucked. So I now turn to you guys.

 

I usually run at Glamis. But I will be doing a trip to a family vacation spot which is at 7,000 feet elevation.

 

So how do you guys think I should jet my carbs?

 

use the correction chart on this page. use what your using now with the correction number on the chart to get close to what you need.

http://www.bansheehq.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=47286

[feedmelies]

use the correction chart on this page. use what your using now with the correction number on the chart to get close to what you need.

http://www.bansheehq.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=47286

 

That is awesome, but I bought my quad with the carbs jetted already so I have no clue what is in them right now.

[fastrthnu]

That is awesome, but I bought my quad with the carbs jetted already so I have no clue what is in them right now.

 

well, your going to have to take the bowl off to change them anyways, take a look. The main is the hex shaped jet in the middle, it will have a number on it that is your main jet size. next to it is the pilot the screws down inside kinda like a tube. on the opposite side of the float needle.

[feedmelies]

Sounds good. I will definitely do that.

 

But if anyone rides at this level, I sure wouldn't complain if you posted your jetting...

[shee4speed]

Sounds good. I will definitely do that.

 

But if anyone rides at this level, I sure wouldn't complain if you posted your jetting...

I run 310's at Glamis, and 280's at 7,000 feet. Hope this helps.

[feedmelies]

Sure does! Thanks.