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toomey pipes with jet kit and 2to1 filter, seems lean any input would be great

Old May 30, 2000 | 10:52 PM
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my plugs seem awful light colored when i go up a steep dune. cant seem to get a good color at wide open throttle. riding at 4500 feet 60-70 degrees. i have the 280 main jets in.
 
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Old May 31, 2000 | 10:28 AM
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I would say if anything your rich.

I would drop down to a 260 main or so. The 280 mains are for sea level to 2000ft, and you should drop 1 main size per 1500 feet or so. But oil, reeds, and temp can make differences as well.

It's very difficult to read a plug on unleaded gas in my opinion, they just don't burn right. I bet you pick up power if you drop a size or 2 on your main jet.

Remember, lean is mean.

I run at sea level with everything in my sig, but I've dropped back to 240 Mains. The Rad Valves requires a much leaner mix. I also run cam 2 racing fuel, it's 115 octane and LEADED gas.

Just my $.02
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Old Jun 2, 2000 | 01:07 AM
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thanx for the input brad, my machine has great power but under full aceleration and turning the machine off i pull the plug and it looks almost brand new. toomey says to put a b9ev instead of the b8es. guess it runs a little cooler.what ever happened to brown colored plugs? just dont want to burn the pistons. what are signs of detonation?
 
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