2000 Wolverine 350 with slide carb?
#1
Forgive me I've not searched the history on this forum for this topic yet due to time constraints.
I'm considering replacing my stock carb on my 2000 Wolverine 350 with a slide carb. Has anyone done this that can give me some jetting tips?
Thanks,
I'm considering replacing my stock carb on my 2000 Wolverine 350 with a slide carb. Has anyone done this that can give me some jetting tips?
Thanks,
#2
After searching through past posts on this site, lots of good readings! I tried a few more things with my carb and took some pictures of the diaphram. I noticed some air was leaking through the corner where the top cap goes on the carb block and then noticed there wasn't a o-ring seal where the cap has a 'port' going to the coast diaphram section. I found an O-ring that fits and put it in there and gave it a try, no difference, the slide still will not lift on it's own. Also then noticed the plastic cap for the coast diaphram section was cracked and letting air out. I know the top (main) diaphram is $85 +S/H online and now I need a new cap for the coast diaphram section. =\. I found a Mikuni VM34 round slide carburetor on e-bay for $50 that came off a polaris 400. I'm going to give this a shot before I spend money on parts that expensive, and I basically refuse to take any of my toys to the shop.
I can't find anywhere online where anyone has documented putting the VM34 on the wolverine, but for $50 I figured I'd give it a shot.
Anyone have any input? I think the jets that are coming with the Mikuni I got are main: 230 and pilot:30
I can't find anywhere online where anyone has documented putting the VM34 on the wolverine, but for $50 I figured I'd give it a shot.
Anyone have any input? I think the jets that are coming with the Mikuni I got are main: 230 and pilot:30
#3
After searching through past posts on this site, lots of good readings! I tried a few more things with my carb and took some pictures of the diaphram. I noticed some air was leaking through the corner where the top cap goes on the carb block and then noticed there wasn't a o-ring seal where the cap has a 'port' going to the coast diaphram section. I found an O-ring that fits and put it in there and gave it a try, no difference, the slide still will not lift on it's own. Also then noticed the plastic cap for the coast diaphram section was cracked and letting air out. I know the top (main) diaphram is $85 +S/H online and now I need a new cap for the coast diaphram section. =\. I found a Mikuni VM34 round slide carburetor on e-bay for $50 that came off a polaris 400. I'm going to give this a shot before I spend money on parts that expensive, and I basically refuse to take any of my toys to the shop.
I can't find anywhere online where anyone has documented putting the VM34 on the wolverine, but for $50 I figured I'd give it a shot.
Anyone have any input? I think the jets that are coming with the Mikuni I got are main: 230 and pilot:30
I can't find anywhere online where anyone has documented putting the VM34 on the wolverine, but for $50 I figured I'd give it a shot.
Anyone have any input? I think the jets that are coming with the Mikuni I got are main: 230 and pilot:30
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