iridium plugs???
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It has to work better than your keyboard. :)
Chances are good it won't make ANY difference.
Chances are good it won't make ANY difference.
Get a Yamaha factory service manual for your bike. If you read & study it, you will learn the correct way to maintain your bike. We will be happy to answer any questions you have when reading it.
Note that even the Japanese have learned to use proper English when communicating to others. You will want to learn this, as well.
Your bike should not be fouling plugs. When you get the manual, read the section on "Tuning," and jetting (carb. adjustments,) will be covered. Then do a search here for "Two stroke jetting." You will find lots of good advice.
Good luck! :cool:
Note that even the Japanese have learned to use proper English when communicating to others. You will want to learn this, as well.
Your bike should not be fouling plugs. When you get the manual, read the section on "Tuning," and jetting (carb. adjustments,) will be covered. Then do a search here for "Two stroke jetting." You will find lots of good advice.
Good luck! :cool:
1fast250 said:
If you take the time to communicate like a literate adult, I think you'll find people will respond in kind.
Type like a nitwit and you'll likely get nitwit answers.
Your choice.
SpDyKen said:
... but that well is officially dry. ;)
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1fast250 said:
I think we can all understand, its just annoying.
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ok guys i understand i will start typing everything out from now on.
now back 2 my questions if possible?
what are green Powerbands?
is there any other issues i should look for on the reeds besides the ones stated in the manual?
are finally are the "power now valves" worth it?
now back 2 my questions if possible?
what are green Powerbands?
is there any other issues i should look for on the reeds besides the ones stated in the manual?
are finally are the "power now valves" worth it?
1fast250 said:
Power Now, no.. not really worth it. Whatever benefit they may provide would be almost impossible to really feel.
The reeds.. Cracked, chipped, or not seating on the reed cage, change them. Is the bike difficult to start? more than a couple kicks? if so, change them.
Stop asking about colored powerbands. It's not making you look very smart. (I'm feeling generous here, so trust me on this one)
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dude . . . please read the manual.
as for your questions:
as for your questions:
They are mythical creatures from a faraway land1fast250 said:
probably not. Reeds are pretty simple: if they don't look like new, put new ones in.1fast250guy said:
they are worth it to the people who sell them. A gimmick.1fast250fella said:
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If you buy Power Now inserts be sure and hit me up for some "Extra Power" fuel line to go along with them.
Since everybody is being generous I'll do my part. Powerbands as a physical part are about as easy to find as hens teeth. (there's an old school one for ya' guys!) Or a more modern spin would be they are the same as the "10" button on your phone.
Since everybody is being generous I'll do my part. Powerbands as a physical part are about as easy to find as hens teeth. (there's an old school one for ya' guys!) Or a more modern spin would be they are the same as the "10" button on your phone.
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mine goes to elevenPatman said:
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dont waste your time with colored powerbands, buy adjustable! :)
http://kalecoauto.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=1&products_id=30
http://kalecoauto.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=1&products_id=30
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