carb question for the zilla owners.
#1
Just curious what everyone is running for a carb and what jets you currently at? also where do you live what state? elevations vary. also Please let me know if your ported or have a oversized piston. thanks
#2
Trailblazer I personally run a stock carb. Which is 38mm the jetting for the 87 is a 420 the 88 to 90 stock jet is a 350. Alot of performance shops recommend the 39 pwk by kiehin the jetting on that carb for the 88 to 90 is 45 pilot jet and a 140 main jet they use different numbers than miekunni.
#5
Yup [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img] the numbers are different. I just picked up this 87 motor today (lt500) i plan on putting it in my 250r 3-wheeler. and im just in the process of jetting it. Something is wrong with this motor. alot of poping kinda seems like it could be the timing but i really dont think it is. My main is a 152 and the pilot is a 52. Ive tryed a bunch of different sizes but does not seem to make a difference. Im starting to think maybe im sucking air from somewhere. The mid and high are real boggy. The timing is advanced alittle so maybe im thinking the base gasket could have a bad spot from backfire. Thier good for that! That would cause all sorts of hell! Tryed a new air filter, new plug. The carb i went threw so i know its not pluged. any idea's?
#7
Did you check your reeds for any cracks. Also you say you got 4 zillas i have two zillas i am looking at going to minnesota to trail ride any sugestions you can give would be great...
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#8
You may have the timing too far advanced,or it's still lean on the carb jetting.For my PVL they sudjested .087 on the advancing any thing more will cause a painful back kick in the kicker and hurt your ankle and arch of the foot.
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