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Old Apr 3, 2000 | 07:08 PM
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I NEED HELP ON GETTING MY ATC TO GO FASTER. SOME HAVE TOLD ME THAT I NEED TO PUT IT ON ALCHOL.IF I DO THAT WHAT WILL I HAVE TO DO TO MAKE THE CONVERTION. MY MODS ARE AS FOLLOWS

BORED .30 OVER
PORTED AND POLISHED
DG EXPANTION CHAMBER AND SLIENCER
FMF TORQUE REEDS
K&N AIR FILTER
 
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Old Apr 4, 2000 | 02:20 PM
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I think you should use your brain a little bit and stop typing in caps...A big bore kit would help as well
 
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Old Apr 4, 2000 | 11:03 PM
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If it is an 85-86 model then throw that DG pipe in the garbage where it belongs and put on a Paul Turner Hi Rev pipe. The DG silencer is OK, I haven't ditched mine yet. Also did you raise the compression at all? I run 215-230psi (150psi is stock)on 114 octane race gas, compression will make the bike alot snappier off the bottom revs. Definitely a noticeable improvement. Lastly I'd say put a bigger carb, I run a 39mmPWK on mine, don't believe that B.S. about it being too big for the woods, I rode mine for years with a HiRev pipe and "too big" a carb through tight woods with no problems at all. When it is time for a rebuild again then I'd consider a big bore but I am not totally convinced that they are worth it yet, I think the extra RPM's and smoothness of a standard bore make a good argument for the standard bore.
 
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