FruDaddy

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Go one size leaner on the main (stock is a 70, go to 67.5) and tune the pilot first. The PW50 is rich from the factory, and tends to be abnormally affected by the screw even at the top end.
 

FruDaddy

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You can, but you need a dial indicator to measure the stroke of the pump.

Basically, you need to remove the cover, mount the indicator in a very stable location in line with the plunger, and adjust the stroke with a wrench while the engine is running. The exhaust will probably be in the way as well. You can get a Clymer manual for the bike for around $30 that tells you how to do that, and a lot more.
 

93wxc

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My son's 200 PW50 starts easily, won't run crisply or clear out at full throttle, and the plug is fouled. It is completely stock as far as I can tell (but the restricting exhaust washer has been removed).
Any suggestions/ideas?
Thanks,
Rob
 

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