what jet size should i run with a k&n
#1
i gonna take out my uni and run a k&n cuz i want more power can i jet up even more wioth the k&n or is it a waste of time ....i have a 150 in right now and stok is 148 and there barely any difference at all what should i run with the k&n
#2
Going to a K&N will not do much for power. Nothing that you should notice anyway. A uni flows just as good. Just do a plug check and if it is black or brown your fine. If its white go up 1 size at a time.
#3
Originally posted by: drag101
i gonna take out my uni and run a k&n cuz i want more power can i jet up even more wioth the k&n or is it a waste of time ....i have a 150 in right now and stok is 148 and there barely any difference at all what should i run with the k&n
i gonna take out my uni and run a k&n cuz i want more power can i jet up even more wioth the k&n or is it a waste of time ....i have a 150 in right now and stok is 148 and there barely any difference at all what should i run with the k&n
#5
Yes you are right it will add power BUT he already has a uni and rejetted for that. The K&N will not make that much of a difference over the uni. If he had a stock filter then yes I would say he will notice and he will need to rejet up more but he already has a performance filter and is going with a difference performance filter that flows a little more than the uni. His jetting is fine now thats why I said go up 1 size then check plug color. Yes he can go to a larger main and work back but he is already pretty close.
#7
yea you do because you are messing with the air fuel mixture since you are increasing more airflow to the engine you will be running lean and you will need to richen out the mixture but as 2 many said he already has a performance filter so about once size up or more should work fine.
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#8
Originally posted by: bombrider04
yea you do because you are messing with the air fuel mixture since you are increasing more airflow to the engine you will be running lean and you will need to richen out the mixture but as 2 many said he already has a performance filter so about once size up or more should work fine.
yea you do because you are messing with the air fuel mixture since you are increasing more airflow to the engine you will be running lean and you will need to richen out the mixture but as 2 many said he already has a performance filter so about once size up or more should work fine.
#9
K&N Does not require a new jet. I have one, and alot of others have one. I didnt have to rejet. K&N states in the instructions, you more than likley will not have to rejet.
#10
Thats your instructions, when i first bought my yfz right away i got a Fat Boy 4 pipe the instrucktions read that i was supose to go to a 175 main jet i but that jet in and with in 15 yards down the road i knew i was WAY to rich. I beleive i went with the stock jet and just drilled it out so it was a lil bigger and i was running just a bit on the lean side witch i always run LEANER THE MEANER. In your case adding a K&N u do need to jet up i have seen many among many people that say "well the instructions said i prolly wouldnt have to" with a K&N and cutting holes in the air box lid or just leaving it off and then they either burn a hole in the piston or they burn a valve. Now im not tring to get on your bad side in anyway nor am i am expert but i have seen this second handed.


