Outlaw 525 runs like crap

[bossman525]

Originally posted by honda450rider33
this is what happens when you buy a polaris hahahah j/k

oh yeah, it must be nice to own a honda since you guy's have never once have had a jetting problem. if your going to make ignorant comments like that, go away, if you have something positive to ad to help the guy out with his problem, than cool.

[ojcool]

Originally posted by bossman525
oh yeah, it must be nice to own a honda since you guy's have never once have had a jetting problem. if your going to make ignorant comments like that, go away, if you have something positive to ad to help the guy out with his problem, than cool.

Well, whats the point in jetting a honda? Its still going to be slow.

What is your Outlaw jetted at and whats your elevation.

[ojcool]

Originally posted by bossman525
oh yeah, it must be nice to own a honda since you guy's have never once have had a jetting problem. if your going to make ignorant comments like that, go away, if you have something positive to ad to help the guy out with his problem, than cool.

Well, whats the point in jetting a honda? Its still going to be slow.

What is your Outlaw jetted at and whats your elevation.

[ojcool]

Originally posted by bossman525
oh yeah, it must be nice to own a honda since you guy's have never once have had a jetting problem. if your going to make ignorant comments like that, go away, if you have something positive to ad to help the guy out with his problem, than cool.

Well, whats the point in jetting a honda? Its still going to be slow.

What is your Outlaw jetted at and whats your elevation.

[ojcool]

Originally posted by bossman525
oh yeah, it must be nice to own a honda since you guy's have never once have had a jetting problem. if your going to make ignorant comments like that, go away, if you have something positive to ad to help the guy out with his problem, than cool.

Well, whats the point in jetting a honda? Its still going to be slow.

What is your Outlaw jetted at and whats your elevation.

[ojcool]

Originally posted by bossman525
oh yeah, it must be nice to own a honda since you guy's have never once have had a jetting problem. if your going to make ignorant comments like that, go away, if you have something positive to ad to help the guy out with his problem, than cool.

Well, whats the point in jetting a honda? Its still going to be slow.

What is your Outlaw jetted at and whats your elevation.

[ScramblerXLE]

I replied to your duplicate post on ATVconnection, hope the information helps.

[M0n5t3r]

I also had the same symptoms you are describing.I rejetted and all is fine.I have no idea what my elevation but I live in Miami FL.

[OutlawBill]

all so check out http://www.mergeracing.com/alj/index.php

[bossman525]

Originally posted by ojcool
Well, whats the point in jetting a honda? Its still going to be slow.

What is your Outlaw jetted at and whats your elevation.

what are the temps outside you are riding in? if its above 75 or 80 degrees you need to go the red needle. you might want try adjusting your fuel screw, mine was doing the same thing when it was 1 & 3/4 turns out. i'm about 2 & 1/4 turns now seemed to fix that low speed bog. i have the ehs lid with stock exhaust and about the same elevation as you and i have the 165 main thick o-ring stock pilot jet and the red needle at 4th clip position. its been about 65 to 70 degrees here when i ride and i think i'm going back to the blue needle for fall and winter. try the red needle and adjusting your fuel screw and than let us know