My prevoius problem with the hot surging has been remedied with a set of new plugs to get an accurate plug chop.
The old ones were to dirty to get a good reading. I was lean
When I bought the bike It had 2 FUBAR'ed A/F screws. I bought a whole carb instead of just the 2 jacked up ones, it came DJ stage 1.
I have a Cali bike so I didn't like the Cali carb anyway (emission tube, different jets)
So,
Elevation +-4,500ft Pocatello
Main jet 150
PAJ #1, and
#2 stock
synched 2wice a month
needles out 2 1/2 (Paul's shim kit)
A/F screws out around 2ish, (all set according to plug color)
HMF 2D9S
It runs
very well now, and no "hot surging" has occcured since the new plugs, and appropriate adjustments to the A/F screws.
This is where most of my summer riding takes place, they are all within 3 hours of my home.
So I need to keep it a bit on the rich side, I guess. :hmmm:
Jackson Hole
6,500ft,
Teton pass
8,431ft http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teton_Pass,
Yellowstone NP
+-8,000 ft,
"Since Yellowstone's elevation averages about 8000 feet (2400 m) above sea level,
visitors of any age may suffer from altitude sickness.
Minor symptoms, such as shortness of breath or loss of appetite, will usually disappear in a few days,
but more serious problems, including nosebleeds, muscle pain, nausea, or rapid heartbeat, should be treated.":ummm:
I was just wondering about the main jets plug chop cause I was doing it in 3rd gear.
It seems pretty hard for me to find a place to get into 5th, and full throttle around here, and hold it for a while....talk about YIKES!!! :rocket bike: