Warrior trouble
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its hard to say, but whether or not its the problem thats a good mod to do, those stock springs are trash, it could be a few things, if its not the carb then im thinking of something along with the valves, what where the reasons it had to be rebuilt?
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Just check voltages at the coil/stator etc. Generally ignition problems make it a pain in the *** to start too though and don't stop at WOT. I had some pain issues with my Warrior a few years back when I rebuilt it and it ended up being a torn carb boot; which makes it impossible to get jetted or running right. I'd make sure your intake system and fuel system are all clean, sealed, and working properly.
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Also, I wouldn't worry too much about the oil shooting out. As long as your breather hose isn't plugged up you should be fine. I pulled a real wise-guy move a few weeks back when I checked my oil before riding and forgot to put the dipstick back in. I noticed it quick and had just been putting around but my pantleg and front fender were doused in oil.
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If its got any crack it needs to be changed, end of story. Otherwise you never know when it may or may not suck air in through it and thats why it just runs like crap at mid throttle. Plus once its cracked its only going to get worse. Mine ran fine at WOT but crappy in the mid-range when mine was split open on one side.
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