Jump to content

535cc jetting


1sick6

Recommended Posts

Hello, I just wanting to know a ruff main jet starting point for my new cheetah 535, Its running CPI big bore in-frame pipes, 39mm PWK Keihin carbs with K&N filters.

Its got vortex X10 ignition and +4degrees on the timing plate.

also has 21cc domes and running 98 octain pump fuel.

 

also how many turns out should the pilot jet screws be?

 

any info would be great,

thank you, Paul

Link to comment
Share on other sites

I have been helping a guy jet his 535 Cheetah. Here is his setup. Now we are thinking he needs a little bigger main right now:

 

CP Industries 535cc Cheetah PV Cylinder (Drag Ported)

Crankworks Billet 10mil Stroker Crank (Trued To 0.004", and Both Sides Of Pin Tig Welded)

TZ Bearing on PTO Side, and Max-Load Bearing on Stator Side

Crankworks 115mm Rods and Bearings

Wiseco 73mm Pistons, Rings, and cir-clips

Wiseco Wristpin and Top Bearings

Cheetah Coolhead, with 25cc Removable Domes

Cheetah/Trinity Power-valves with 230 Jets

All ARP High Tensile Studs and Nuts

V-Force 3 CR-250 Reeds

Pro-Design CR-250 Billet Intakes

Keihin 39mm PWK Carburetors

K&N 14" Pod Filters

Pingel Dual 5/16" Output Fuel Valve

CPI Big Bore In-Frame Drag Pipes and Silencers

Tusk Clutch Fibers and Steels, with stock weight springs

Direct Drive Lock-out, with 2 Weights On All 6 Fingers

Direct Drive Lock-out Clutch Cover

ModQuad Billet Water Pump Cover

Pro-Design Billet Water Impellor

Shift Star Modified

ModQuad Billet Dipstick

Jetting is 52 Pilots, 180 Mains, CGK Needle 3rd Clip, 1 Turn Out on Air Screw

Primary Drive 15/39 Gearing

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Hello, I just wanting to know a ruff main jet starting point for my new cheetah 535, Its running CPI big bore in-frame pipes, 39mm PWK Keihin carbs with K&N filters.

Its got vortex X10 ignition and +4degrees on the timing plate.

also has 21cc domes and running 98 octain pump fuel.

 

also how many turns out should the pilot jet screws be?

 

any info would be great,

thank you, Paul

 

you may want to rethink the 98 octane idea. have you done a compression check? also it won't like only 4 degrees of timing

just my opinion Pete

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Join the conversation

You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.

Guest
Reply to this topic...

×   Pasted as rich text.   Paste as plain text instead

  Only 75 emoji are allowed.

×   Your link has been automatically embedded.   Display as a link instead

×   Your previous content has been restored.   Clear editor

×   You cannot paste images directly. Upload or insert images from URL.

Loading...
×
×
  • Create New...