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Old 11-21-2007, 07:17 PM   #1 (permalink)
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jetting a 143 help

i searched real quick and didnt come up with anything

i got a tb 143 BB without race head, two bros c6 pipe and a mikuni 26mm carb kit.

what do u run for jettin
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Old 11-21-2007, 07:24 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Re: jetting a 143 help

im running the exact same thing but i have a bbr pipe. im running 170 main and stock pilot and stock needle position.
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Old 11-21-2007, 07:58 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Stock head with stock manifold I would start with a 150 main, 22.5 pilot and needle in the 4th clip.
That is the baseline settings that I always start with.
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Old 11-21-2007, 09:17 PM   #4 (permalink)
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Stock head with stock manifold I would start with a 150 main, 22.5 pilot and needle in the 4th clip.
That is the baseline settings that I always start with.

Ya but the TB VM26mm carb is a different carb (sorta) emusion tubes. Jets way different that a "two bros" VM26. I had no luck going that low on the main w/ my ole carb. My ole tb kit ran the best w/ the 190M and 22.5 pilot can't remeber the clip position though. probally could have gotten by w/ dropin the pilot to a 20 or maybe even a 17.5.



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Old 11-22-2007, 07:04 AM   #5 (permalink)
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Re: jetting a 143 help

thank i think it was a 150 in it with w.e postion the clip came on the needle
i tried to change the main but didnt really get to test it..it was midnight...

the problem im having is i cant read the jets.
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Old 11-22-2007, 07:10 AM   #6 (permalink)
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Ya but the TB VM26mm carb is a different carb (sorta) emusion tubes. Jets way different that a "two bros" VM26. I had no luck going that low on the main w/ my ole carb. My ole tb kit ran the best w/ the 190M and 22.5 pilot can't remeber the clip position though. probally could have gotten by w/ dropin the pilot to a 20 or maybe even a 17.5.



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Diddo, I have the head ported and run stock pilot 180 main 3rd needle position . 150 main in a tb carb = leaaaaaan
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Old 11-22-2007, 10:28 AM   #7 (permalink)
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Diddo, I have the head ported and run stock pilot 180 main 3rd needle position . 150 main in a tb carb = leaaaaaan
Why everyone gotta beat up on me.
Yes you are correct. There are a couple different 26mm carbs out there.
Some do start with a 180 main jet as a base line and some others will run with a 150 main.
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Why everyone gotta beat up on me.
Yes you are correct. There are a couple different 26mm carbs out there.
Some do start with a 180 main jet as a base line and some others will run with a 150 main.
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haha hey DOOD, what kind of 32mm carbs have you used? Intake boot? and pod Filter? thinking about trying one on my 178+r


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Old 11-22-2007, 06:16 PM   #9 (permalink)
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haha hey DOOD,* what kind of 32mm carbs have you used?* Intake boot? and pod Filter?* thinking about trying one on my 178+rThanksEricSPM-Racing
Mikuni TM32. The intake boot was just a universal manifold that had the same bolt pattern as the Kitaco Manifold.
I had to make a spacer for the inside of the boot so that there wasn't a big step between all 3 pieces.
I really don't recommend it for a tight inside track ( at lease with the engines that I've done cuz they where actually too fast )
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Old 11-23-2007, 10:15 AM   #10 (permalink)
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Re: jetting a 143 help

We use the same VM26 - 606 series as BBR and Motohp as well as many others. I think some people are confusing it with the VM26 - 8074 series which we have never sold and is different - Its slightly cheaper, but not a good choice for your 4 stroke pitbike. Main jet on 606 can be 150 too - depends on your setup/situation
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We use the same VM26 - 606 series as BBR and Motohp as well as many others. I think some people are confusing it with the VM26 - 8074 series which we have never sold and is different - Its slightly cheaper, but not a good choice for your 4 stroke pitbike. Main jet on 606 can be 150 too - depends on your setup/situation
I didnt mean anything bad about it, I like the carb set it and forget it and runs perfect. I am just saying for the 143 150 would be a bit lean unless the person were running a stock exhaust or similar. But then again different elevations and etc factor in as well so most peoples jetting advice could be completely irrelevant.
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Re: jetting a 143 help

I have a kitaco 26mm 145 main
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Ya but the TB VM26mm carb is a different carb (sorta) emusion tubes. Jets way different that a "two bros" VM26. I had no luck going that low on the main w/ my ole carb. My ole tb kit ran the best w/ the 190M and 22.5 pilot can't remeber the clip position though. probally could have gotten by w/ dropin the pilot to a 20 or maybe even a 17.5.



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