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FMF FATTY pipe jetting

Posted: 07:14 pm Nov 29 2010
by Budget_89KDX
I got my pipe today looks awesome.I was looking over the literature that came with it and it recommends up to a 48/158 I don't remember what the low side was and it its raining.Im assuming my 45/158 and CGL needle 2nd clip from the bottom jetting is going to be ok to start with?it was spot on with the dynoport header that was on before I did many plug chops before to make sure and plan to do so again.





I realize no one can say for sure since there's too many specifics to take into consideration but am I in the ball park in your opinions?what are those of you running 89-94 kdx's jetting?I have all the basic mods that I'm sure most or all of you have. :butthead:

Posted: 08:21 pm Nov 29 2010
by michael
Ive got a fmf fatty, running 158 main, its a touch rich but i like to be a bit on the safe side. Cant remember what the pilot is but it is too rich, not by far though, ill check tonight.

Posted: 08:28 pm Nov 29 2010
by Mr. Wibbens
Same pipe but I'm RB'd 148, 38 DEK clip #4

Elevation 1,200' - 4,500'

Posted: 08:38 pm Nov 29 2010
by michael
oh yeah, sea level. standard needle 2nd from top (that will change with the new pilot)

Posted: 02:12 am Nov 30 2010
by Budget_89KDX
Ok good I was a Tad rich as well but not by much with my dyno port.I guess ill get a box of plugs and some 93 octane when I go to town and check it all out.thanks

Posted: 04:05 am Nov 30 2010
by michael
I have a 48 pilot-its too rich.

Posted: 05:44 am Nov 30 2010
by Budget_89KDX
While we are on the subject of this pipe what is its operating range low end mid or high?I did a search and didn't find much info on the 89-94's fmf fatty.most is on the gnarly desert and woods versions.


The dyno port is a mid to high end pipe from the small amount of info I did find on it.and I was curious how the fmf would compare since I can't find much on it.


If nothing else its pretty.lol

Posted: 06:24 am Nov 30 2010
by michael
there was a thread on this not to long ago...

but anywho,

http://www.fmfracing.com/Products/MX/56