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    removing choke?

    I have read about a few people removing the choke. What does this accomplish and is it easy to do?

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    easy and well worth it. you have to re-jet after removing the choke.
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    ok so how do you do it and what do you rejet to? Does it make it harder to start?

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    go to the faq forum, its there , everything you need to know

    no it makes it easier to start when combined with a 42 pilot jet
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    My riding group makes fun of me for removing my choke. "What are you stupid you going to need that choke." But I'm the one laughing when I fly by them. I didn't rejet and I didn't go with a bigger pilot jet. I just stab the throttle four times and it starts every time.
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    do u have to re jet it if u do it to the 250ex and if so wat jet should i use
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    I just took my choke out and installed a 42 pilot, and adjusted my idle. It starts up very easy now and idles great. Do you have to up the main jet? I heard you dont, I just want to make sure, everything else is completely stock, i run it w/ the air box lid on, stock filter, stock exaust-(for now), I dont think I have to up the main, do I? Thanx

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    no you dont have to change the main
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    so if i wanted to take off the choke on my 250ex i would have to rejet the pilot?
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    You dont have to, but its a good idea to, so when its cold out your motor will start alot easier. On a 300 stock is a 38, so I put in a 42, cuz its going to be getting cold soon here, it seems to idle very well now. And I noticed a little bit of improved throttle response after removing the choke.

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