450r jetting w/ slip on
#1
I have a 450r with an E2 and 13 tooth counter shaft sprocket. Today I just picked up the HRC kit and I am just a little curious about the main jet. Going to the 185 seems like way to much from the 118 stock. Has anyone experimented with anything different?
By the way, I don't know why I am doing this, the quad rips already, so I really don't want to mess it up.
Thanks,
Ryan
By the way, I don't know why I am doing this, the quad rips already, so I really don't want to mess it up.
Thanks,
Ryan
#2
Was wondering the same thing myself. Answering my own question, I think the jump in main jet size is due to matching the additional airflow in the airbox & exhaust mods, and, I assume the taper on the needle is different from the stock needle...
#4
Hey guys - been there done that.
185 is ok - i have the same setup E2 slip-on with no lid - currently waiting for my k&n Powerlid - to keep more dirt out - but it breathes just right !
i tried 180-175-and finally settled on 185 with changes to the needle - clip down one i think.
it rocks.
i raced a hrc 450r and a gyrt- whatever that Yamaha brand is -- pipe/cam on a Yama 450... - was pretty amazed - he cant run away.. on the long drag race - the yama does catch up and pass me at about 74mph...
but uphill on the dunes -- (and he had the 13T sprocket) - i still 'whip' him good - the Honda has tons of torque !! LOTS. But you can tell the Yamaha likes to rev up.
oh, BTW - the HRC equipped R - I blew it away --- go figure ??? Im glad I got the aftermarket pipe instead of that 'cheesy' 299 dollar kit - I dont think its worth the money if you ask me - besides - the pipe looks better than stock.. any pipe does ..
anyway , back to your original question - i played around with this setup - and found 180-185 to be just right - finally left the 185.
185 is ok - i have the same setup E2 slip-on with no lid - currently waiting for my k&n Powerlid - to keep more dirt out - but it breathes just right !
i tried 180-175-and finally settled on 185 with changes to the needle - clip down one i think.
it rocks.
i raced a hrc 450r and a gyrt- whatever that Yamaha brand is -- pipe/cam on a Yama 450... - was pretty amazed - he cant run away.. on the long drag race - the yama does catch up and pass me at about 74mph...
but uphill on the dunes -- (and he had the 13T sprocket) - i still 'whip' him good - the Honda has tons of torque !! LOTS. But you can tell the Yamaha likes to rev up.
oh, BTW - the HRC equipped R - I blew it away --- go figure ??? Im glad I got the aftermarket pipe instead of that 'cheesy' 299 dollar kit - I dont think its worth the money if you ask me - besides - the pipe looks better than stock.. any pipe does ..
anyway , back to your original question - i played around with this setup - and found 180-185 to be just right - finally left the 185.
#6
ILPRED500 my buddy just installed a full spark's exhaust yesterday with the sparks filter and no lid on the airbox and his main jet was a 190 the thing runs great. We are at about 2900 elevation. The elevation can make a big difference in what jetting to run.
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