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Fennsz
I was wondering if any of you modified your main jet I would like to go down a size, but I dont' want to hurt any engine reliability, what are all you 600ho riders running?
What is safe

lean is mean until you blow it up.
tractor800xc
Here are two posts that may help you [url=http://www.hardcoresledder.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=175613]http://www.hardcoresledder.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=146337&hl=
600fuse06
400 mains with tempa flow
prose
390's..................
barrysledxc
Look at your spec chart that came with the sled and use the altitude and temp you will be riding in. 390 to 400 is norm for below 2000'
Snobooger
what would you do if the sled had zero miles? wait a couple hundred miles and switch, or go to town now?
600fuse06
Run it in first- 500 miles- then switch
barrysledxc
Yes, run the stock jets for a tank or two of gas.
actionfigurejoe
Keep jetting down until the DET flashes. Then jet up one size. You'll probably end up with 380 mains. I agree though. Put a couple hundred miles on the sled first.
TDI-HAM
Is the DET that reliable that you can depend on it for jetting?
actionfigurejoe
I found that it works awesome. Very quick acting.
BUCKSTALKER
400 mains and 45 pilots air srews 1/2 turn
ryanestrem
390's, 35 pilots
gafftopsail
390's
OldGuy
400 mains with a Tempa Flow. Works good for me at WI riding elevations.
racerdave
QUOTE(OldGuy @ Nov 11 2006, 05:07 PM) *
400 mains with a Tempa Flow. Works good for me at WI riding elevations.


Add a gutted airbox to the above for me
sayatodaU.P.eh?
May try 400 mains again this year but I didn't like what I saw when I ran them during
some testing last year....
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