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fullthrottle 04-07-2008 04:07 AM

thinner base gasket
 
will a thinner base gasket effect jetting at all??? i just installed a new piston/ rings/ thinner base gasket and after a quick 1st ride (15min, 5km) i looked at the plug and it seamed abit leaner than the plug i took out before the rebuild or is it just because it has only been ridden 5km??

Patswild300 04-14-2008 10:12 PM

It will change your port timing....

eff 04-15-2008 05:26 AM

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Originally Posted by Patswild300 (Post 15872)
It will change your port timing....

and compression.

I just did my first top end too. My bike had a .3mm and .5mm from the factory. I put in the .3mm and .15mm and I was amazed at how well the bike ran when I fired it up. My bike always ran well, but never as crisp and clean as it does now.:)

fullthrottle 06-01-2008 06:49 AM

i found that after going to the .3 by its self it got some bottom but lost some topend it will only do 134kph now, were even before i rebuit it it was pulling 143kph(ish) like it did from new i did use a wossner piston that is slightly heavier that vertex?? that i took out. i also think it is a little rich on the pilot now

Eric K 06-01-2008 08:09 AM

Did you measure squish or compression before/after? If not, it may be difficult to tell exactly what is going on.

It may be more than the base gasket. When I rebuilt my '06 EC300 the crown of the replacement piston measured 0.23 mm higher than the original piston.


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