12-1 to 14-1
#1
I am running hot-seats old style 12-1 cool head. Going to put on 14-1 dome. No other changes. Running a 168 in 39 Kehlin and it has been perfect for over a year where I ride. Shouldn't need any jetting changes should I? Just the high dollar fuel. Any comments. Are you out there Bubba?
#4
Originally posted by: homdaddy
i would ditch the hole head and get one with a girdle kit and or get the ehaust port to base welded up and
you would be saving your self in the run. as for jetting i run 178 with 110
i would ditch the hole head and get one with a girdle kit and or get the ehaust port to base welded up and
you would be saving your self in the run. as for jetting i run 178 with 110
#5
hot seat doesn't need girdle kit,going 12 to 14 will give more
torque and faster revving up (build rpm quicker),also running
race gas or av gas is a lot more reliable for the motor.
hot seat heads are wide and bullet proof.
torque and faster revving up (build rpm quicker),also running
race gas or av gas is a lot more reliable for the motor.
hot seat heads are wide and bullet proof.
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#10
Compression doesnt change how much air enters the motor really, it just more effeciently burns what's there to make more power. As a general rule of thumb I would go up one size on the main jet when you make the change, then check the jetting afterwards. You need at least 105 octane to be on the safe side.


