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first time jetting for T6


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HI ALL! i am a new member on my second banshee in the UK and Wow What a place this is! full of great advice and dudes AND from what ive read dudettes! (what could be hotter than a honey on a shee!!!- love at first sight anyone!)

My first shee was a stock 2002 and had to sell before i could mod it in any way due to first born daughter. found a second completely stock 2001 in the summer for which to make my own- only had nerfs and runs great against my mates with their 660, 700 (raptors) and ds650.

 

I HAVE read god knows how many pages on this site on advice and mods and as ive pointed out to my mates - this place is THE KNOWLEDGE

 

After much research into what i wana do with my shee i have a set of nice v.little used Toomey T6 pipes currently being shipped from the good ol US of A. I have no plan to do porting work atall - just want a shee for fun that looks pretty stock but can screem along with my mates and their 4 strokes.

 

It currently runs a closed lid and boost bottle- dont worry the b bottle is gone when i fit the pipes due to what i read on here.

 

My plan is to fit the T6s with closed lid for now :( yes its true the UK is wet!, with a uni foam fiter and get an EHS airbox lid for no lid performance when i have more cash and over time add various bolt-ons once i can afford them.

 

Can you guys help me with jetting - first timer, happy to do it but all my parts pretty much have to be shipped from the US so kepping costs down is important- dont mind the shipping costs- just dont wana buy what i dont need and the jetting kits on offer dont really give much detail to specific contents, emailed toomey 2 weeks ago too- no reply so gona the experts- u guys.

 

elevation is sea level-1000ft, average annual temp 40-60 deg, 97 octane bp ultimate, could you help me with jetting for closed lid AND also for the EHS/no lid which i plan on getting in the new year to let her breathe better with the T6s?

 

CHEERS DUDES!

 

Sean

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I'd start with 27.5 pilot, 300 main and needle clip in the middle. Air screw ill end up at .5 - 2.5 turns out. I'd do a wide open throttle plug check with the 300 mains and see what the plugs look like. Black = rich. White = lean. Tan = just right. Then you can adjust from there. The 27.5 pilot should be right on.

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I'd start with 27.5 pilot, 300 main and needle clip in the middle. Air screw ill end up at .5 - 2.5 turns out. I'd do a wide open throttle plug check with the 300 mains and see what the plugs look like. Black = rich. White = lean. Tan = just right. Then you can adjust from there. The 27.5 pilot should be right on.

you are very knowledgeable Tyler..I salute u..wen I get into jams I definitely will hit Ur page
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