In about 2-3 weeks ill be breaking in my new top end
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In about 2-3 weeks ill be breaking in my new top end
Last week I put my bike in the reconditioners for new piston and rings and a sleeve put in due to a big scratch in the bore, Im also getting the head moded at the same time, at the moment my jetting is a 158 main and 45 pilot, I do believe the main is to rich and the pilot is too lean.
Is it bad if I break my top end in with this jetting because I can hardly rejet at the same time as breaking it in.
Has anyone had their head modded just by itself, does it increase power much.
And my power valves are being replaced because they had all snapped and werent working at all will this make me notice much difference. I cant wait to feel the results.
Is it bad if I break my top end in with this jetting because I can hardly rejet at the same time as breaking it in.
Has anyone had their head modded just by itself, does it increase power much.
And my power valves are being replaced because they had all snapped and werent working at all will this make me notice much difference. I cant wait to feel the results.
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How often do the powervalves need replacing?
Does anyone know about the break in
at the moment my jetting is a 158 main and 45 pilot, I do believe the main is to rich and the pilot is too lean.
Is it bad if I break my top end in with this jetting because I can hardly rejet at the same time as breaking it in.
Does anyone know about the break in
at the moment my jetting is a 158 main and 45 pilot, I do believe the main is to rich and the pilot is too lean.
Is it bad if I break my top end in with this jetting because I can hardly rejet at the same time as breaking it in.
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I have never replaced my power valves on either my 92 or 95 KDX.
So how often depends on how often you manage to break them.
So how often depends on how often you manage to break them.
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A question is usually followed by a question mark my paisty friend...
You should get it in the ballpark for your elevation and temps... and you haven't given any info on that....
You should get it in the ballpark for your elevation and temps... and you haven't given any info on that....
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I just caused a bunch of trouble with my new piston and cyl by having it too lean. tolerences are the tightest when new so if there is a little too much heat that will be when its the most dangerous. Just be sure your too rich for the first 5 gallons of gas or so. then lean out. Id consider a 48/160 for breakin unless thats too rich to run.
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I would be patient. Make one change at a time. You can end up with a poorly running motor and not have a clue as to why or what upgrade had what effect on how it ran. If you want to be thorough save that for when your checking tolerances.
I don't think you'll have any issues with your jetting. Save that for after you break-in.
I don't think you'll have any issues with your jetting. Save that for after you break-in.
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most of my damage in the past wasn't from too lean main,, its been too lean on the pilot.. the damage is less at lower rpm but it still happens and it's a lot harder to tell when its happening, thats why I would at least go to 48 on the pilotmotofox2006 wrote:Thats alright what you said there but ive heard that you shouldnt have to richen the fuel mixture to break it in all i was asking if it is bad to break in the top end with a lean pilot/ rich main
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No... should be exactly how you would ride it.
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My jetting is a 158 main and a 45 pilot with 1172n needle in second from top clip position. Can someone give me the ballpark for my jetting for my elevation, and temp. my temp is 10 to 25 degrees celsius, my elevation is 0 - 600 feet above sea level, I ride mostly sand.
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What exactly do you have? a 200, 220, 240? What size carb? I tried looking for what you have without any luck....
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