Labor price?
#1
I am not handy with carb. work and was wondering what people are paying a stealer to put on a slip on pipe, change air filter, and do rejet. I know it's not to hard, I just like being able to go back to someone if it's not right[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]!
Thanks
Leigh
Thanks
Leigh
#3
I pay my stealer $45 an hour. It should take about 2 hours to do your job. If you know what a wrench is you should be able to do the filter and pipe yourself and just get them to rejet it and save yourself some $$$$$$.
#5
I was thinking the same thing after looking at the filter and pipe portion. I'll do that myself then have the stealer do the re-jet. Now whats this wrench thing[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-confused.gif[/img]
#6
I would definetly put the pipe on and the filter and let them rejet the carb if your not comfortable doing it yourself. With a dynojet kit you get instructions on how to do it and really all you need is a allen key to loosen the clamps on the carb boots a phillips screwdriver to remove the float bowl and a flat head screwdriver to remove and reinstall the new jets.
#7
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#8
Like ctateusa1 said, if you buy the Dynajet kit it will come with instructions on EXACTLY what to do. The only tuning you will have to do is turn a screw on the carb for air mixture. The instructions will tell you how to set this screw for your application.
#10
if you put it on without rejetting your quad will blow up, so hopefully you aren't near it when it explodes...hahaha, j/k it prolly won't start/run...not to mention if it does and it's lean you'll blow your motor...someone posted a link to an awesome guide that pretty much tells you exactly how to jet a quad...i'll look and see if i can find it






