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black spooge / jet needle overlap
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[QUOTE="CR-For-Ever, post: 335178, member: 28621"] Hmm, is it just me but I believe all 2 stroke no matter how they are jetted are gonna have a bit of spooge? Anyway I'v found the best way to keep down on spooge is to run the bike how it is suppose to be ran keep on the throttle and then normally I dont have any spooge, maybie you are not riding it hard enough?...Never know Good luck with it Peace. [/QUOTE]
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