LT80 carb issue and possible mods
#1
The kid rides an LT80, recently put a little $ into it: bored to 51.50mm, new piston, rings, top end gaskets, carb kit, KN filter in stock box, Boysen reeds, new petcock. Here the problem, every time I start it cold have to remove the tube from the front of the carb and block it off with my hand. What gives? I spose these carbs can wear out! Also would like to pick up some more snort! Whats the best/least expensive mod. Mill the head 30? Thanks for the help!
#3
180 grams on rear clutch , mill head. really brings it to life. if moore [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img] is needed get it to jack!!!!! as for the hand choking never had that problem. your turn lt80
#4
The choke circiut is obviously messed up. I'd clean the carb. When it was apart, did you remove the choke plunger and clean in there?
Stock gearing is 10/22 (520 chain) cept for the older ones with the 428 chain, those are 12/26
Stock gearing is 10/22 (520 chain) cept for the older ones with the 428 chain, those are 12/26
#5
When the carb was apart it was cleaned well, but maybe not well enough, will try it again.
I read in some of the other posts that some of you get the lt80 to rev to around 11-12k rpm's, how? Will a pipe and some port work make this big of a change?
Looking for good all around perf. what would the recommended spocket sizes be?
Thanks guys!
I read in some of the other posts that some of you get the lt80 to rev to around 11-12k rpm's, how? Will a pipe and some port work make this big of a change?
Looking for good all around perf. what would the recommended spocket sizes be?
Thanks guys!
#6
The holes in the carb are very small. Sometimes it takes a cpl times to get it all. Use compressed air to blow all the ports out if possible.
RPM's:: Yes, it's all porting and the choice of a pipe. That's the quick answer. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]
Sprockets: for a stock motor, going up a tooth on the front is possible.
RPM's:: Yes, it's all porting and the choice of a pipe. That's the quick answer. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]
Sprockets: for a stock motor, going up a tooth on the front is possible.
#7
Where would be a good place to get the spockets, are the LT80 only parts or do they fit others?
Thanks for the info.
Thanks for the info.
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