this air stryker carb fit on the stock airbox?
this air stryker carb fit on the stock airbox?
The air stryker will fit but some good stretching may be required, I had to stretch both my boots a lot to get the 39mm to fit
Mixing gas and haulin' ass
1984 ATC 70 x2
1985 ATC 250R-Ported/Polished, PWK 39mm, V-force 3's, Outerwears air box lid, FMF fatty with DG silencer, DWT wheels, LSR +4 axle, all black plastics
1985 ATC 250R-stock
Yes, stretching of both boots is definitely required for the 38mm. Make sure that the carb and both boots are off the bike first. Heat and lube generously then apply some muscle. It will be frustrating, but they will go on eventually.
That's pointless. If you want results then do things that will get them.
I don't understand the correlation.
Why?
Exactly what sound does it make that causes you t think that?
Is it smoking excessively?
Does it burble an blubber when yu open the throttle then eventually clean out and accelerate without burbling and blubbering etc?
Have you put a new plug in and ridden it for a while then looked at the color.
Have you done a high speed plug chop?
What oil are you using?
What ratio is it?
What is the compression when kicking it over?
What plug are you using?
Do you need to choke it to start it?
Does it start easily?
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If you are jetting for the bike in your signature then I would start with a 50. At idle the throttle should be super crisp with the airscrew 1.5 turns out. If you have to turn the airscrew out more than 2 turns for a crisp throttle blip then lower your pilot to a 48. If you have to turn your air screw in less than one turn go up to a 52. Repeat this process until you are crisp at 1.5.