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O.k., I was right.. The increase in airflow also increased my need for gas. I moved to a 95 main jet and it runs pretty good. It will hit around 49 if the conditions are right. Remember, this is a 50cc now.. I will increase the jet size because it still seems to sputter here and there. That was the largest size I had. My bike is loud as sh** and everybody stares at me, it's so funny :D

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What main jet do you run on your 50cc 2T? Please mention your air/ exhaust/ CVT setup (roller weights) I'm running a 90 main jet now, with a de-restricted leo vince zx-r pipe, 6 gram rollers, and an aftermarket stage 6 air filter. I de-restricted the pipe yesterday. Yesterday the bike ran pretty good and I got it up to 46, though it was bogging lightly.. Now it bogs from quarter throttle, all the way up through mid throttle, quits moving in the mids, and sounds terrible.. I'm guessing it's due to the increased air supply, because when the air supply was restricted via the exhaust cone, it ran o.k. with the jet I was using.. Do I need to increase the size of my main jet to a 100 or so to increase my gas to air ratio? What are your thoughts?

Thank you! :)

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Peters and Vivo actually resulted in the problem :D Hahaha, don't mean to diss you guys or anything, but you gave me bad advice in my other post about connecting my carb. You guys confused the overflow fitting with the gas in lol

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General Discussion / Re: Can someone help me hook my carb up?
« on: May 20, 2013, 02:14:05 PM »
Actually Peters, you and Vivo were wrong. The fuel inlet was #1 and the overflow fitting was #2. This is the reason my carb was peeing gas and choking out. I figured it out by blowing in the holes.

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I finally got it and even though it wasn't worth the wait, the pipe is really sweet. It took almost 2 months to get..

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The carb was off of the bike the entire time, it's in brand new condition and completely clean. That's not the issue. The ignition issue might be the stale gas. The main issue is that my carb is ejaculating gas with every quick start flick.. It's probably a combination of both.. I will put new gas in, but I need more detailed advice on what to do with the carb.

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The scooter has sat around for two months without being used too. I don't see how that would influence the flooding, but that's just another detail I wanted to add. When I have the carb flipped upside down, which way should I move the float up or down? I'm kinda confused as to how it works. I tried lowering the float so it engages the needle sooner, but it's still pissing gas and sound like a sick bubbling baby, that's when I try to start it. It doesn't run at all! I'm so pissed because I need this for a interview and date tomorrow!!!!!!!

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I will take it apart real quick and check back real quick.. I know the arm is metal.. How much do I need to bend it and in which direction? The needle is clean.. Everything is flawless.

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Vivo, how would I adjust the float?

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btw the thing is clean inside and out and it doesn't leak from anywhere else. Only when I attempt to start it does it start seeping out..

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Hi guys,
 
I changed a couple things around on my bike and everything is hooked up correctly, but when I try to start the bike it won't start up and starts leaking gas upon start-up. I'm guessing I need to adjust something on the carb, because I almost got it running once. Gas is coming out of the carb through the air filter opening. I changed the jet from a 72 to a 90. What should I do?

Thanks!

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I don't have a garbage exhaust to use.. They shipped it via some table rate, which I don't know what is. I specifically asked for a tracking number and one was not provided. This is after I wrote them, after the 4 days they failed to ship it by themselves, like any reputable company would. I ordered it on the 12th. I didn't wait long at all to write them back. There are three companies Kymcoforum should not use, Scootertronics, Scooterpartsplace, and Scooterpartsinternational. Be careful guys. I have been waiting to get a new exhaust for two months because of these expletive deleted companies. I can't wait for the part to get in, if it does at all, because once it gets in they are going to hear it. They also failed to respond to me over the phone after the dozens of phone calls I've made because their line always goes to a message machine (SPI) I've done a ton of business over ebay and have dealt with normal companies and bad ones, unfortunately. This is not how business is done.

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Hi guys,

it's been 14 days and I still haven't received my exhaust, which is causing me to have to walk to work and back everyday, a two hour and twenty minute journey, one way. This is the third company that hasn't sent me my exhaust over the course of two months. I am giving it two more days and am cancelling the order. I had to call in to remind them to send it after they didn't get back to me for a week. It was supposedly sent on the 18th from California to North Carolina. Does anyone have experience with this company? http://www.spi-parts.com/

Thanks for your input..

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