Anyone running an aftermarket cam in a raptor with the stock piston?
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You will probably loose some HP and Torque on low end and gain in mid range and top without the piston change. With a piston change too, power should be gained everywhere.
You have the Sparks exhaust, call those guys and ask which cam grinds would benefit you the most on your particular set-up!
By the way, have you experienced a carb(s) popping off problem with your modified ride? What size are your pilots and what are your carbs idle circuits set at (turns out)? Later.
You have the Sparks exhaust, call those guys and ask which cam grinds would benefit you the most on your particular set-up!
By the way, have you experienced a carb(s) popping off problem with your modified ride? What size are your pilots and what are your carbs idle circuits set at (turns out)? Later.
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My carbs blew off once when I let a friend take a ride. That was several rides ago and hasn't happened again. I'm running the stock pilot jets. I have the fuel screws set at one turn out from the stock setting, but I don't remember the stock setting.
According to the sparks web site they don't have a cam ready to sell yet. Pam at Powroll e-mailed me and said that there is only a tiny loss of low-end with their mid-range cam and it isn't really noticeable unless your running big tires in mud.
According to the sparks web site they don't have a cam ready to sell yet. Pam at Powroll e-mailed me and said that there is only a tiny loss of low-end with their mid-range cam and it isn't really noticeable unless your running big tires in mud.
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