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Message: [QUOTE="fishhead, post: 167265, member: 18565"] Russ, The most economical is jetting! If I had a extra CEL needle I would send you one for trial. You could try a CGL in the #5 clip position. if you are loading up try a 38 or 35 pilot. you might try running a step leaner main subject to a plug chop. I my opinion the loss of top end with the RB mod is not enough to be concerned with for woods work. If you want snap to get the front end up over nasty stuff in 2nd gear this is the way to go but jetting might get you where you want to be. As for the 220 mod it is a 220 piston in the 200 barrel. ought to do just as well as a 220 for reliability and have a better port timing besides. This is an art not a science but science improves the art. just another .02 [/QUOTE]