View Full Version : Rejetting and high elevation?
jchevy
07-21-2002, 09:31 PM
I was wondering if i would need to rejet for a slip on exhaust if i ride at higher elevations. I generally ride at about 3000-4000ft and sometimes as high as 8000ft. Would it be necessary to rejet if i just replace the silencer.
And also what about when i put a high flow filter and modify the airbox? Would it be necessary then?
jchevy
07-22-2002, 10:41 PM
anybody? If the are is thinner then there is less oxygen, therfore it wont lean out right? so rejetting wouldnt be needed?
BornOnFire
07-22-2002, 11:37 PM
I'm in Tucson and I added a WB E-Series, K&N, and modified the airbox. If you do the same, You WILL have to re-jet. If you put a slip on only you may not have to re-jet. Oxygen may have some influence but mainly its the volume of air to the volume of fuel ratio that you try to correct when jetting after opening up the intake.
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