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Old 07-11-2013, 09:07 PM
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Anytime ... glad it was something simple.
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Old 07-12-2013, 12:21 AM
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Jwin what did k241s come from factory with the governor set to. 4000??
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3600 RPM High idle, no load.
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Old 07-12-2013, 12:59 AM
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Ok ill need to adjust that screw too. Thanks
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Maybe you all can help me again.I can't get my motor to go to full rpm without stage staging it. If not it has a huge delay
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You mean if you "cob" it wide open it dies? Misses? Chokes? .....

I still don't think you have the carb adjusted right. Are you sure the timing is correct?
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Yep..you have timing and fuel issues. What is your points gap set at? Also your going to want to check the club rules to see what RPM they allow. Your not going to want to set max at 3,600 if 4k is allowed. However DO NOT turn more than 4k if you still have the stock flywheel on it.
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yeah i know. i adjusted the carb some more an its working now. and i can run 4000 in my class. the points gap is what ever stock is. i have no idea
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wish my buddy corey would listen to me. hes pushin 4900 on his cast iron flywheel
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wish my buddy corey would listen to me. hes pushin 4900 on his cast iron flywheel
I hope he has a blow shield around it, if not ask him how he would like to go through life missing his feet. All for what $60.00?
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