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Old 03-29-2000, 10:27 PM
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I have a 86 TRX250r. I just rebult the top end its bored +.020 and has a wiseco pro lite piston. I also put new boyeson reeds. It runs great when. I was breaking it in I ran it a little rich for about 2 tanks of gas. I run bel-ray synthetic racing oil and premuim pump gas. The bottle says 50/1 ratio with 5 gallons of gas.(I put 5 gallons in.) It runs rich and fouls out plugs. I ride it for about 2 days and the plug is black and it won't start. I went from a #9 NGK plug to a #8 hopijng this would help it didn't. Any sugestions??
 
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Old 03-30-2000, 12:38 PM
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I have NEVER had any luck with NGK plugs, although that is what EVERYONE uses. I use Champion, NC2 or NC4. Regardless of the plug brand, you are still to rich. I would set your needle clip in the middle postion, then reduce the main jet size. I use Amsoil 2 cycle at 50:1 and have a main jet of 152. I wouldnt drop that low right off the bat though, only drop one or two sizes from what you currently have. Run it and see how the plug looks then.
 
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Old 03-30-2000, 06:33 PM
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Did you put a rad valve on or just the reads?

When I put my rad valve on I had to drop 2 jet sizes as it made to bike run rich.
 
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Old 03-31-2000, 01:16 AM
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Well 50:1 is a lean mixture ratio. But since there is less oil the fuel/oil mixture will be thinner so your motor will actually run RICHER than it would at say 20:1 because since the fuel is thinner the mass flow rate of the fuel through a control volume (i.e. main jet) will be higher due to less viscous drag. Water pours faster than syrup!! this is due the viscosity (neglecting the H-bonds causing surface tension) being lower. Also the lower the viscosity the higher the Reynolds # this will also contribute to a lower coefficient of drag. You could either fix this buy running a richer mixture . I would recommend this anyway beause your main bearings will last much longer. Or go down a couple of sizes on your main jet and drop the needle and raise the clip a position. This should fix it. Hope this helps

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