A Slip on for Warrior..
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A Slip on for Warrior..
I have never jetted a carb before and I'm actually new to the quad sceen. I just installed a HMF slip-on and GYT-R filter w/outerwear and billet adaptor for the air box on my Raptor 350. If someone out there has any pictures or know were I can find a "how-to" on jetting I would really appreciated.
I have tried the search funtion but still has not anserwed my questions.
I have tried the search funtion but still has not anserwed my questions.
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A Slip on for Warrior..
Originally posted by: 1herm4matrix
I have never jetted a carb before and I'm actually new to the quad sceen. I just installed a HMF slip-on and GYT-R filter w/outerwear and billet adaptor for the air box on my Raptor 350. If someone out there has any pictures or know were I can find a "how-to" on jetting I would really appreciated.
I have tried the search funtion but still has not anserwed my questions.
I have never jetted a carb before and I'm actually new to the quad sceen. I just installed a HMF slip-on and GYT-R filter w/outerwear and billet adaptor for the air box on my Raptor 350. If someone out there has any pictures or know were I can find a "how-to" on jetting I would really appreciated.
I have tried the search funtion but still has not anserwed my questions.
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A Slip on for Warrior..
Originally posted by: Speedy2222
do a search for a post i made a month oe 3 ago... someoen amde a REALLY good post on how to do everytthing... i started the post btw.. and i followed the instructions step by step but instead of chaning jets i celaned them..
Originally posted by: 1herm4matrix
I have never jetted a carb before and I'm actually new to the quad sceen. I just installed a HMF slip-on and GYT-R filter w/outerwear and billet adaptor for the air box on my Raptor 350. If someone out there has any pictures or know were I can find a "how-to" on jetting I would really appreciated.
I have tried the search funtion but still has not anserwed my questions.
I have never jetted a carb before and I'm actually new to the quad sceen. I just installed a HMF slip-on and GYT-R filter w/outerwear and billet adaptor for the air box on my Raptor 350. If someone out there has any pictures or know were I can find a "how-to" on jetting I would really appreciated.
I have tried the search funtion but still has not anserwed my questions.
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A Slip on for Warrior..
Here are some links to jetting info.
Just remember like it was said earlier its honestly
and dialing in the jetting best you can with proven methods is worlds better than just poping in whatever jet someone recomends.
After you change them once or twice it will be super easy for anyone, and if you really get the hang of "jetting" you will be making a few changes a year to compensate for tempeture and jus to keep it running best.
I think much of these use Keihin carbs as reference but the basics are the same. Also last one is on reading spark plugs and this really helps too, but there are still some of the better mechanics and riders who can tell you more from riding or hearing your engine run than the plug can.
Hope it helps
Links:
ericgorr.com carbtuning
keihin_tuning.
biketech/carb_jet_ranges
how to read plugs
Just remember like it was said earlier its honestly
Jetting is more of an art than a science
After you change them once or twice it will be super easy for anyone, and if you really get the hang of "jetting" you will be making a few changes a year to compensate for tempeture and jus to keep it running best.
I think much of these use Keihin carbs as reference but the basics are the same. Also last one is on reading spark plugs and this really helps too, but there are still some of the better mechanics and riders who can tell you more from riding or hearing your engine run than the plug can.
Hope it helps
Links:
ericgorr.com carbtuning
keihin_tuning.
biketech/carb_jet_ranges
how to read plugs
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