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im almost done restoring my lt250 and i have boysen reeds bored over 1.50 mm and i have a gold series fatty and a power core silencer i was just wonderig how to break it in with what jet settings and all that. what sizes? thanks
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Do a search here on E2S for the proper way to break in the engine....
I forgot the jets for the stock carb, However you now are moving more air thru the engine so you must add more fuel. Start by going up one size on the pilot & 2 sizes on the Main. Do a plug check/chop untill you have her running right.
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