300ex jetting size question
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300ex jetting size question
im about to put an fmf full exhaust, uni filter, and jet kit on my 300 and have a couple quick questions. i know the jetting process, and that i should do a spark plug test to see if the main jet size is correct. but i wont be able to access an open strech of land to do the test for a while. so i was wondering what size main jet people where running in there 300's?
i have an FMF power up kit, dyno jet, and the size recommended for my elevation is 118. was wondering if anyone found that too lean?
any advice would be helpfull, thanks
i have an FMF power up kit, dyno jet, and the size recommended for my elevation is 118. was wondering if anyone found that too lean?
any advice would be helpfull, thanks
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With a full exhaust and filter on the 300ex, if you mod the box lid or run with no lid, you may want to run 2 sizes over stock on main jet, and I found they start and idle a lot better cold with a one size bigger pilot jet, I believe stock is a 40,I went to a 42 . I can't help you out on the Dyno Jet sizes, their numbers are different from the stock jet numbers,but if they recommend a size for a stock motor, then maybe try 1 or possibly 2 sizes bigger for a pipe/filter/air box set up,along with the bigger pilot jet. I would also recommend a +1000 rpm cdi, or you will find you are hitting the rev limit too much, stock system is so stuffy, opening it up lets you rev a lot better, and you hit the low limit that comes stock.
#3
stock pilot on a 300ex is a 38. on my 250x with a pro circuit head pipe,hmf silencer,uni filter and a closed air box im running 128 main 38 pilot and i raised the needle one notch.runs good and my plug stays a dark brown color. the 128 is a keihin jet though not sure of the dynojet equivallent
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Either. Think about your terrain. Decide for your self. You drive in deep water? You could make some type of snorkal. Drive in dusty area? dry or even asphalt?
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runs great and belive im about at sea level. defintely gonna want a cdi box. its a world of difference.thread insert,helicoil
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Get up to speed kill the engine and stop as soon as possible. Let it cool down and check the color of the spark plug. If whitish in color,it's running lean. If it's a tan to medium brown in color,jetting is pretty close. Plus you can generally tell if it's running good or not,if too lean or too rich there would be a hesitation or bogging.Plus this chart can help you out also along with jets if needed.https://jetsrus.com/a_jet_kit_atv/ho..._1993-2008.htm
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