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i have a full white brothers exhaust w/ a k and n and im gonna oput some holes in my air box..... im gonna use a 170 mj and im not sure wht notch to put the clip on my new needle, the jet kit is moose dyno jet
RED121572
12-25-2002, 04:31 PM
A 170 main jet sounds pretty high to start out with. Start with a 155 main.
On the needle, move the clip down one notch. Down is richer, up is leaner.
Good luck and let us know what you come up with!
jb400exxx
12-25-2002, 04:41 PM
i have a t4 slip on with a k&n and i run a 165 and a 42 and i haven't messed with the clip, but probly should.should i put the one that came with the jet kit in or just move the stock one?
RED121572
12-25-2002, 04:57 PM
Move the clip on the stocker.
I belive the jet kit needle has a different taper to it. Whether it is better I don't know.
Joe
jb400exxx
12-25-2002, 05:06 PM
the dyno-jet kit says to use theirs on the 3rd notch, but they also told me to use a 170 main jet(i use the 165), so idk if i should do what they say or put it up a notch or what. the 170 main was a little rich, the plug kept gettin black and wouldn't start. the 165 seems to be good.
ill try 165 and move stock clip down one... is this going ot be good for holes and a full system?
jb400exxx
12-25-2002, 05:13 PM
if you're below 3000 ft that sounds good, the jet kit probly tells you to use a 170 but i found that to be a little rich even with no lid at all. i think i'm gonna try the new needle but not at the setting they say. moving the CLIP up makes it a little leaner right?
Probably...Do you want to get rid of your jet kit needle?
Joe
There is some good info here http://www.exriders.com/jetting/jetting.shtml
Moving the clip up lowers the needle which makes it leaner.
Joe
jb400exxx
12-25-2002, 05:23 PM
yea i just went to that a minute ago, i forgot that was there. i read it a while ago but forgot. i think i will put the new one in tomorrow if i get bored, and check my valve clearances while it's all apart.
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