new carb. for my blaster

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01-11-2000, 08:55 PM

sixpack

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Im putting in a 28mm carb on my 1989 blaster. Should I continue to use the automatic oil injection or block it off and pre-mix myself?

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01-11-2000, 09:32 PM

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Definatly

I run Yamalube R 40:1 in my wifes Blaster.
I put a Keihn PWK 28mm on hers with a reed spacer. Works great...

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01-12-2000, 01:25 AM

Blaster668

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You have to block it off. The 28MM has no provision for the oil line to go into.

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01-12-2000, 07:07 AM

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True the 28mm carb has no provision for the oil line . but you can port it to accomodate one if you so desire. Im thinking I will do without the pump and mix my fuel myself

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01-13-2000, 01:06 PM

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How much performace gain will you see going from the stock carb to the PWK 28mm ?

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01-13-2000, 07:07 PM

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You will lose some low/midrange and gain some top end power.

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