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 jetting up? well its getting colder out side (usually 0* to 10*C) and i was wondering how much do you jet down from summer jetting? so i dont have a melt down. Last edited by 250_2stroker; 10-21-2005 at 02:53 AM.      |
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| Hello, I am sure that you mean jet up right? Anyway when it gets colder you need to go to a larger size jet. I would start out by going up 2 sizes and check plug color. For example I have an 87 lt250r with an 84RM 250 engine and it is around the same temp here 35-50dec F and I am running a 270 main jet. Just my thoughts. |
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| ya jetting up is what i meant |
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| well one bigger main for every 15-20 colder is approx. going up 2-3 sizes on your main should be sufficient. |
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