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Jetting with a new pipe
  • Timboe59
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    Jetting with a new pipe

    by Timboe59 » Thu Feb 07, 2008 1:53 pm

    I am kind of new to the world of 4 strokes. I have an 06 CRF450R and recently bought a white brothers pipe for it. The instructions say to use a 158 main jet, but i feel this is to lean for the type of riding i do. i am racing in the US Desert Racing series in red mountain. Mostly 2500-5000 ft. does anyone have any suggestions? Thanks
    Andy
  • Asmith
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    Re: Jetting with a new pipe

    by Asmith » Thu Feb 07, 2008 2:43 pm

    Timboe59 wrote:I am kind of new to the world of 4 strokes. I have an 06 CRF450R and recently bought a white brothers pipe for it. The instructions say to use a 158 main jet, but i feel this is to lean for the type of riding i do. i am racing in the US Desert Racing series in red mountain. Mostly 2500-5000 ft. does anyone have any suggestions? Thanks
    Andy


    Yeah, don't listen to the instructions from White Bros.

    Way too lean. We use a 158 in a stock exhausted CRF 250X. I would think a 172 or 178 might be more fitting.
  • Timboe59
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    by Timboe59 » Thu Feb 07, 2008 7:03 pm

    Do you think the JD Jetting kit would be a good idea?
  • crf450x4me
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    by crf450x4me » Sat Feb 23, 2008 7:07 pm

    165 or 170 main
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    JD Jet kit
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    removed screen from air filter cage
    Acerabis rally pro hand guards
    White Bros. smog block off kit
    Pink wire mod.RETURNED TO STOCK
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