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Old 05-09-2015, 07:15 PM   #1
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If you don't change anything other than the size of the rear sprocket, you will need to remove 4 links from the drive chain.
Thanks Spud! I have another question for you or possibly Weldangrind. I ordered a new Mukuni carb today (The one that is recommended on here so much) I am going to free up the exhaust by gutting the cat, and I have a uni foam filter to go in the slightly modified stock air box
(I opened up the intake holes about double the original size) I operate primarily at 5000 - 8000 ft above sea level, where would you recommend I start with the jetting, with these conditions in mind?_
P.S. this is a 229cc engine



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Old 05-09-2015, 09:07 PM   #2
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Thanks Spud! I have another question for you or possibly Weldangrind. I ordered a new Mukuni carb today (The one that is recommended on here so much) I am going to free up the exhaust by gutting the cat, and I have a uni foam filter to go in the slightly modified stock air box
(I opened up the intake holes about double the original size) I operate primarily at 5000 - 8000 ft above sea level, where would you recommend I start with the jetting, with these conditions in mind?_
P.S. this is a 229cc engine
I defer to Weldangrind, who is the resident, Mikuni carburetor expert.
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Old 05-10-2015, 11:06 AM   #3
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I defer to Weldangrind, who is the resident, Mikuni carburetor expert.
I'll accept enthusiast, but I'm no expert.
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Old 05-10-2015, 11:05 AM   #4
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Thanks Spud! I have another question for you or possibly Weldangrind. I ordered a new Mukuni carb today (The one that is recommended on here so much) I am going to free up the exhaust by gutting the cat, and I have a uni foam filter to go in the slightly modified stock air box
(I opened up the intake holes about double the original size) I operate primarily at 5000 - 8000 ft above sea level, where would you recommend I start with the jetting, with these conditions in mind?_
P.S. this is a 229cc engine
Can engines even run at that elevation?

I'd start with a 115 main and a 30 slow. If it won't start despite adjusting the pilot mixture screw, go to a 27.5 slow.
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Old 05-10-2015, 04:46 PM   #5
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Can engines even run at that elevation?

I'd start with a 115 main and a 30 slow. If it won't start despite adjusting the pilot mixture screw, go to a 27.5 slow.
Thanks for the starting point. I'll put in an order for some jets to get started with. BTW I see that there are 2 different styles of slow (pilot jets) for the vm series carb which ones does the carb in your link take?


 
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