Baseline for 250?
#1
Just bought a 2000 250 Trailblazer that had a Hot Seat pipe on it. Too loud for us - so I got a stock setup that I just needs new springs for (monday).
Along with the pipe - I am not sure what else has been changed. Need to know what baseline is as to whether there is a clutch kit and if the main jet has been changed.
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Along with the pipe - I am not sure what else has been changed. Need to know what baseline is as to whether there is a clutch kit and if the main jet has been changed.
Thanks in advance. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]
#6
Stock is 48 grams, Polaris G. Careful messing with the weights, it can get pretty hard trying to fine tune. A kit is more expensive, but you'll save a lot of time over the trial and error method.
#7
you might want to reconsider taking the pipe and clutch kit off .the machine is going to be really slow and you will get really bored of riding it . it may be a little loud but i would rather have the performance then being really slow.
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#8
Kids and wifey machine.
If I have to have it that loud to get enough hp to ride - I will get a bigger one.
I have a 400 Scrambler - but would rather have the 4 stroke as I don't have hop ups on that either.
If I have to have it that loud to get enough hp to ride - I will get a bigger one.
I have a 400 Scrambler - but would rather have the 4 stroke as I don't have hop ups on that either.
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