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RobG

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Posted: 05/14/08 08:15am Link  |  Quote  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator

If you're going UP in elevation, the jets need to be SMALLER. Less air means less fuel to get the right mixture.

For example, on my Grizzly, I went from a 155 to a 150, which I believe is two steps (155 -> 152 -> 150).

In addition, you may also want to drop your needle either one step or a half step. Lowering it reduces the amount of fuel, raising it increases.

Note that the main jet is for WOT (wide open throttle) and the needle is for midrange. You'll need both set properly.

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Posted: 05/14/08 10:24pm Link  |  Quote  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator

RobG wrote:

Dwight...

I'm absolutely amazed your ATVs ran at 12000' if they're jetted for sea level. I used to have a Rincon and since I lived in Reno, it was jetted for 4000-6000'. I once took it up to 10k and it ran so badly I had to remove the airbox lid to get more air into it just so it'd run well enough to make it down into thicker air.

Likewise, my Grizzly 660.. it was jetted also for 4000-6000, and we were riding up above 8000' last Summer and it got to where it simply wouldn't climb anymore because it was jetted too rich. Once I dropped it down from a couple of jet sizes, it ran great up there.

I'm going to buy an altitude compensator for the Grizzly eventually, but they're about $230 so I haven't been ready to spend the money just yet. Fortunately, my Sportsman is EFI so I don't have to worry about it.

Rob


I ride my Honda Ranchers around 8-10,000 feet without any problems and they aren't jetted.


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Posted: 05/15/08 06:28pm Link  |  Quote  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator

So I think Ruby's Inn at Bryce Canyon may be between 7 to 8000 ft. Not sure what elevation of the trails out of camp get up to.


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