Grizzly Help Perfomance Mods
#2
Does it pull okay into the mid range and stumble on full throttle? If it does then it may be rich on the main. I jetted mine richer until I got a full throttle stumble and then when back one jet. Mine was flat on the top end because it was lean. I am running a 175 dynojet. I was a little sluggish after installing my pipe, but it was because I was restricted on the intake. When I installed 12 uni filter vents in my lid it helped, but I was running the required 155dj. I am now running a 175 dj and may end up at a 180.
#3
All is awesome now it pulls hard all the way through the guy that jetted my carb did not put the spring back in. I have a dalton clutch kit what would this do to my performacne if i install it. I do not want it poppin up on me going up hills what would this do I have the 26 itp tires also.
#4
The clutch kit will probably raise the engagement rpm a little. I have an EPI and I really like it. It engages very smoothly, but at a higher rpm so it has more low end grunt. My griz will lift the front end off the ground without any effort in high gear. All I do is sit on the back of the seat. It will only do it from a dead stop. I haven't gotten it to do it on a roll. It is up to you to control how much gas, so I don't think that it will be a problem to have that much horse power on a steep up hill.
#7
When you put your pipe on did you take off the factory heat shield stuff on your factory pipe and put it around your new one.
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#8
No I left it off. My storage box got a little hot so I put metal tape on it to reflect the heat. I haven't had any problems since. I also used a stack of washers to put between the pipe attachment point and the frame to make a little more space. It looks pretty good.
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