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Old 06-20-2001, 11:20 AM
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Hey,
I just bored my Blaster 67.50 over stock am i going to have any type of overheating problems? Also how long should I break it in for? Thanks any info will help,
Matt Murphy

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all around on itp rims, also 18 inch street tires, intake and exaust ported and polished,Renthal bars, AC nerfbars.

 
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Old 06-20-2001, 02:41 PM
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It will not overheat. Mine is bored to 67mm and I don't have any problems. I like to run a full tank through before riding it hard. Let it warm up and rev it a little bit. Then let it cool down completely. Repeat this about three more times and take it out for a spin. Don't go full throttle until you go through at least 1 tank of gas.
 
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Old 06-20-2001, 03:15 PM
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Oh I heard you were supoust to run 2 tanks of gas thrugh it and when riding dont bring it into the power band which i have been doing. but it seems it heats up alot quacker than it use to at 20 over.
 
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Old 06-20-2001, 04:49 PM
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People have different ways to break in motors. People around here pretty much do what I said. It shouldn't be over heating too much. You can't really check jetting until you get it broken in. My advice would be richen it a little bit. That would help it break in better and might keep it cooler. What happened that you had to go from .020 to .080?
 
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Old 06-21-2001, 11:50 AM
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Dirt 817,
There was a lot of piston slap in the .20 over cyclinder so when i took it in he said 67.50 is how big i would have to go to clean up all the mess. Messed it up real bad. It wasnt that good to begin with I put a new piston in, not a really good hone when it was 20 over so i'm sure that didnt help. but what ever i just ran through two tanks yesterday, so it's broken in but I'm still not gona go wide open 6th gear till I go through one more tank.
Thanks for the info,
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