Jetting
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- SuperCyclone.81
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Jetting
Ive got a Rattler 110 with a pipe and Im considering doing an airbox mod, my question is, what size is the stock carb jet and what size to I need to move up to for these mods? Thanks
- SuperCyclone.81
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Ya I am planning on keeping the stock carb if possible. The problem is at WOT around 51-2(top speed) it chokes out and loses power until I let off the throttle and then I can get back on it fine. I can literally run it up to 50 and then ride at 3/4 throttle fine but its when I push it that it does this. I was assuming that meant that it needed an upjet? It also is more prone to doing it when Im going downhill, I guess becaue the motor doesnt have to work as hard to get wound up as high? What are your thoughts?
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Spark plug visual reference
Not a problem but a helpful way to diagnose whether you need to up-jet down-jet or leave it alone.
In the case of, leave it alone, and the symptoms you have described, this could indicate problems other than jetting.
Not a problem but a helpful way to diagnose whether you need to up-jet down-jet or leave it alone.
In the case of, leave it alone, and the symptoms you have described, this could indicate problems other than jetting.
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When you get the plug out check the number, if its an NGK it should BPR7HS,
wrong plug's can cause problem's like you have described.
If its not NGK you can cross reference or buy the correct one BPR7HS.
If you have the correct plug in just use the plug reference guide.
wrong plug's can cause problem's like you have described.
If its not NGK you can cross reference or buy the correct one BPR7HS.
If you have the correct plug in just use the plug reference guide.
"When your mouth is yapping your arms stop flapping, get to work" - a quote from my father R.I.P..
always start with the simple, it may end up costing you little to nothing
always start with the simple, it may end up costing you little to nothing
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