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I have a 99 Banshee I am going to be putting clamp on K&N filters on. I have T5s, a cool head with 22 cc domes, a boost bottle, and the its .020 over. I live at around 220 ft above sea level and I live in mass. Anyone have any ideas on what jet size to use?

 

I also live in MA and was running the mods in sig with 340 mains and 27.5 pilots.

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Exactly where I'm at with my 99. T-5's responded well with the pods and the bigger pilots.

 

I'll third that...500 to 800 feet ASL. Ran like a champ.

 

PLEASE, if you didn't already buy it...scrap the idea of a boost bottle.

Do a search, you'll find more than you ever need to know...

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i have fmf fattys and turbine cores. milled head. .30 over. reeds. stock carbs. k and n with outwears and no box. i have 340s with stock pilot only 1 and half turns out. My needle is leaned one notch. I have no dead spots even in sand. I usually need plugs about three quarters through the season. Its not perfect but i know its not lean. I ride alot and it seems to run good at almost all temps.

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i have fmf fattys and turbine cores. milled head. .30 over. reeds. stock carbs. k and n with outwears and no box. i have 340s with stock pilot only 1 and half turns out. My needle is leaned one notch. I have no dead spots even in sand. I usually need plugs about three quarters through the season. Its not perfect but i know its not lean. I ride alot and it seems to run good at almost all temps.

 

Thank you guys for all the help

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