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How far is your cut. The problem is it might ping with too much advance.  I would try 4 deg if it pings back it off. If you can't tell if it is pinging do a wide open pull and a plug chop if you see aluminum spots on the very base of the plug then you have detonation and need the back off the timing. 

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Your displacement is 384.92\2= 192.46\dome cc stock is 27 = 7.12 compression  20 cc domes would give you 9.623  knowing the CCs of your head would help calculate your compression ratio and the safe advance with the fuel you want to run. If you calculate off the exhaust port closing your stroke becomes 29mm from port close to head due to your longer stroke. This gives you a displacement of 192.46\2= 96.23\27= 3.56 to 1 by the Japanese calculation. Ktm runs 13 .2 to 1 with a recommended fuel of 93 octane (250 xc) standard compression not Japanese .

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Your displacement is 384.92\2= 192.46\dome cc stock is 27 = 7.12 compression  20 cc domes would give you 9.623  knowing the CCs of your head would help calculate your compression ratio and the safe advance with the fuel you want to run. If you calculate off the exhaust port closing your stroke becomes 29mm from port close to head due to your longer stroke. This gives you a displacement of 192.46\2= 96.23\27= 3.56 to 1 by the Japanese calculation. Ktm runs 13 .2 to 1 with a recommended fuel of 93 octane (250 xc) standard compression not Japanese .
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11 hours ago, Stingray said:

How far is your cut. The problem is it might ping with too much advance.  I would try 4 deg if it pings back it off. If you can't tell if it is pinging do a wide open pull and a plug chop if you see aluminum spots on the very base of the plug then you have detonation and need the back off the timing. 

Yeah I recently had detonation I believe. Put a hole in the left piston. I had an open road so decided to open bike up and I heard pinging and then it died. I thought it was because I was running to lean or not getting enough fuel but as I look Into it more it looks like it has something to do with the timing. 

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59 minutes ago, Jrortiz said:

Yeah I recently had detonation I believe. Put a hole in the left piston. I had an open road so decided to open bike up and I heard pinging and then it died. I thought it was because I was running to lean or not getting enough fuel but as I look Into it more it looks like it has something to do with the timing. 

Did you do a leak down test before you pulled it apart? Sounds more like an air leak on the left side.

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Basically seal off the exhaust and intake with some plumbing and a low pressure gauge and air valve. Pressurize to 6 psi and if it doesn't hold, start spraying soapy water. Ebay has them from several good people, or look at the pics and head off the the hardware store and make one if you're handy.

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2 minutes ago, hoppedupandcutdown said:

Basically seal off the exhaust and intake with some plumbing and a low pressure gauge and air valve. Pressurize to 6 psi and if it doesn't hold, start spraying soapy water. Ebay has them from several good people, or look at the pics and head off the the hardware store and make one if your handy.

Thanks. I recently paid someone to redo the whole motor Into a stroker and I got about 2 rides in And this happened 

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13 hours ago, Jrortiz said:

Yeah I recently had detonation I believe. Put a hole in the left piston. I had an open road so decided to open bike up and I heard pinging and then it died. I thought it was because I was running to lean or not getting enough fuel but as I look Into it more it looks like it has something to do with the timing. 

I agree with others. Sounds like an air leak another quick test is to spray starting fluid at all the gasket surfaces while it idles  if the rpm changes you have a leak. This is not a replacement for a preasure test but a quick test if something feels off.

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