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Ok I changed my compression yesterday to 170lbs this is the only modification everyting else is stock including the filter airbox and pipes.My question is how could this change my jetting,I know alot of you are going to say compression has nothing to do with jetting and I would normaly agree, but this morning I pulled my plugs and they have went from dark brown to medium to dark tan.Can somebody explain this to me.I also went to 111 race gas and same as always running 32:1 maxima 927.I dont understand how any of the changes could effect my jetting. What do yaul think.

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Medium to dark tan is what you want.

You went to race gas...that doesn't always color plugs as quickly or easily as pump gas.

 

It's probably got lead in it...

 

How did you change your compression? Shaved head or aftermarket?

Stock head does not cool as well as aftermarket...could be running a little warmer, burning off more of the premix, too.

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I went with the noss head. seems to be running a little cooler. But it runs good just a little less on top but i think that can be expected with that kin of boost in com.Im going to rejet friday with new pipes and filters im hopeing that will pick the top back up.

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Whooaa....I just reread your post.

Stock Pipes?

 

If you don't pick up more top end with pipes, I'll eat my hat... (ok, make sure no one stuffed a rag down your pipes...)

 

Don't get me wrong, the NOSS head is great, but Pipes are an absolute must first mod on a shee...

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