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03-19-2008, 09:35 PM
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RB carb
Just curious how many of you that had RB work over your carb also had the head mods done? I was trying to decide if I needed/wanted the head work done or not. Having come from the efi 450 I'm looking forward to an easy to tune carb, it wont be efi, but at least I wont need to change jets every day :P
Does the head work need done? Big benefit with the carb? This is on an 07 250 
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03-20-2008, 09:00 AM
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The headwork is great! It improves low/mid power and improves fuel efficiency.
The carb mod is also a very good deal if you don't want to mess with carb tuning and jetting. The amount of improvement depends on how well you are jetted to start with.
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Eric K '06 GasGas EC300 '01 GasGas XC300
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03-22-2008, 10:28 PM
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I did both together. Well worth the money. Bike runs clean, doesn't die on long downhills, starts very easy, lots of power everywhere. No negitives at all!
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