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I have a 99 shee. It has a mild port job, v force reeds, fmf pipes, timing +4, with a stock head. I put a trinity 2 into 1 kit on it. it runs good but I just want to make sure im running the right jets. I havent pulled them yet. So i dont know what they are. Im riding at about 1400ft above see level. Im going to race a 450r next week. I beat him before but just barely. He put a pipe and k&n on it and wants to race again. So i need all the help i can get. If i you can think of any other mods i can sneek by him in a week let me know. thanks!!!

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Im at around 1800ft and Im running a 190 main and a 48 piolet stock needel I think. Its dead on. I run it with the airbox lid on.

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Im at around 1800ft and Im running a 190 main and a 48 piolet stock needel I think. Its dead on. I run it with the airbox lid on.

i don't run an air box so do think i need a bigger main jet?

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i don't run an air box so do think i need a bigger main jet?

 

Yes, But if you say your running good now and your center electrode looks good I wouldnt even bother untill it starts geetting colder. Then go up around 2 sizes on the main.

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Washburn, there is no such thing as a stock needle in a pwk 35mm carb. It doesn't come stock on a banshee.

 

I would start with a 190 main jet, EEJ needle in second to leanest position, 45-48 pilot jet, air screw 1.5-2 turns out.

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Washburn, there is no such thing as a stock needle in a pwk 35mm carb. It doesn't come stock on a banshee.

 

I would start with a 190 main jet, EEJ needle in second to leanest position, 45-48 pilot jet, air screw 1.5-2 turns out.

 

What I was saying is the needle that came in the carb did me rite and Im not planing on changing it with the nice read on my plugs. I planed on changing the jetting to 185 main and a 52 piolet then change needles if I came across any problems but everything in there worked perfectly for me.

 

However I did get the carb off a guy who ran a K&N and I had to grind the lip off the bell of the carb that held the K&N in place for it to fit the airbox adaptor plate.

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