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    That was a second gear launch also!
    1985 Honda 250r

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    Quote Originally Posted by glamy View Post
    Nice thread on fine tuning a carb so many times you get people too afraid to talk jetting cause of melt-down ! I run a 39 PWK on a 250 port-polish (little big) V-force3 esr pipe no box and i like to pay attention air temp. and elevation ! I think i got a 160 main in now......careful those jetts snap easy !

    What is the elevation where you ride? I wish there was a decently priced fuel injection kid you could buy to ditch these carburetors! It would sure make jetting a lot easier, if you knew how to adjust the fuel trims.
    1985 Honda 250r

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    barnett468 is offline FACT ! I have no edit button Arm chair racerThe day begins with 3WW
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    Hello


    There is a company that makes an altitude compensating kit that easily adapts to a carb. They are often available on Ebay for around $100.00. Many of the Pikes Peak racers use them. They are sometimes called Vari jet.

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    Quote Originally Posted by barnett468 View Post
    Hello


    There is a company that makes an altitude compensating kit that easily adapts to a carb. They are often available on Ebay for around $100.00. Many of the Pikes Peak racers use them. They are sometimes called Vari jet.

    Yea, I know it by "Dia-A-Jet" unless the company has changed names or its a different one.
    1985 Honda 250r

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    Quote Originally Posted by yamaha225dr View Post
    Yea, I know it by "Dia-A-Jet" unless the company has changed names or its a different one.

    That's it, couldn't remember, thanks.

    COMPRESSION RATIO - There is a loss of 5 psi cylinder cranking pressure for every 1000 foot increase in elevation so if one goes from 160 psi cylinder cranking compression at sea level it will be 135 at 5000 feet in which case it could be compensated for with a higher compression head or thinner head gasket etc.

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    Thanks to this thread, I was inspired to make the jump. ATCtim and I installed V Force 3 reeds, PWK 36 mm, and ESR5 pipe today. Hardest part was streching that big stupid intake boot. Now I have big power all over the rev range- especially the midrange. Great call. Lovin it. A few quick bolt ons made all the difference in the world!!

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    I bet with those mods all done together you really had a nice boost in power! The initial installation is the hardest but the rubber boot will stretch and make fitment a breeze.
    1985 Honda 250r

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    It worked!! I finally got a nice test ride on it at Ashtabula Pine Lake Nationals over the weekend. The R just screamed down the straightaways and almost pulled me a holeshot in my B-class heat race. Once again, thanks for the inspiration in this thread. Now, if I can just find a way to catch that pesky Yamaha.
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    Good deal! I haven't gotten to ride mine in a couple weeks, I have been busy getting ready to move.
    1985 Honda 250r

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    could i do this mod to my Big Red 250es or are they different. thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by roonie View Post
    could i do this mod to my Big Red 250es or are they different. thanks

    No, that carb is way too big for a Big Red.
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