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03 290 Jetting/fuel/oil- Which Is Best Setup?


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USA Team Sherco uses full synthetic Maxima oil mixed 80:1, here in the US most bikes seem to run well on a pilot anywhere from 33 - 36 with a main jet of 118 - 122. It all depends on the bike and the altitude.

Your location in the world may dictate different jets. Talk to a local rider and find out what works for him, you may find his set-up to be perfect and again you may have to adjust for your bike/riding style. The jets that Charlie mentioned are a good starting place.

Wayne

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i am in south east england - mud!

have tried running at leaner mix 65/70:1 earlier but my steed seemed to run

a bit hotter and not be as responsive ,when it has been running richer it pulls alot stronger.i am trying to find a happy medium between not being too rich and power being ok.

this is what i am running-

main 126

pilot 33

needle clip 2nd from top

air screw 31/2 turns out

super unleaded

ngk vx plug and cap

all other carb settings are std for that year according to sherco website.

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have now settled on castrol tts at 70:1 with a 126 main and 34 pilot.

seems to be ok,but it was wet and muddy so i may go back to a 33 pilot,

we shall see.also now running castrol tts- bike runs cleaner.much better than putoline mx7.the castrol is not as thick as the mx7 and it also mixes easier.

i used to use tts by gospel back in my 2stroke mx days.always said it was the best 2 stroke you can get.

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