CHOKE/Intake/Jetting!! Help Please!!!

Blaster200boy

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Lately its been cold outside, when i warm up my blaster i put it on full CHOKE. It loves to smoke then. When i let the CHOKE off, it doesn't smoke hardly at all. Should i jet up 1 size? running 40:1 premix, 2 turns out on a/f screw? Where should I go?
 
when you choke it, it puts more fuel/ less air into the clyinder so that is why it smoke get it warmd up and run through the throttle then kill it and take the plug out and if the plug is brown its good if its white or grey go up on the main if its black i would bump down a size on the main but dont just do it once when you change the jet always check the plug color!!
 
when you choke it, it puts more fuel/ less air into the clyinder so that is why it smoke get it warmd up and run through the throttle then kill it and take the plug out and if the plug is brown its good if its white or grey go up on the main if its black i would bump down a size on the main but dont just do it once when you change the jet always check the plug color!!


I can't continue running like that though. I was thinking since its not smoking i would bump up a main!
 
I can't continue running like that though. I was thinking since its not smoking i would bump up a main!

that wont change anything, its colder outside now so its going to run a little leaner, the main jet only affects 3/4 to full throttle so just idling there isnt going to smoke more when you go up a size on the main. like they said do a plug check.
 
that wont change anything, its colder outside now so its going to run a little leaner, the main jet only affects 3/4 to full throttle so just idling there isnt going to smoke more when you go up a size on the main. like they said do a plug check.


Also, run 32:1, recommended...
 
myself i run 40:1 when i ride two stroke but thats just for my riding style. remember, 32:1 will bring it back and probably a little more, so be prepared to jet either way.
 
that is a reasonable mixture, what kind of riding do you do? btw, 93 octane is way over the top for a blaster (6.6:1) unless you have some SERIOUS compresssion mods. there is such a thing as too much octane, when you have too much octane for your comp ratio, its only making the fuel harder to burn, and burning incompletely, losing power. when doing your plug check you are checking the pilot jet, allow the quad to warm up, go ride it for a few minutes, give it about 1/5 throttle for about thirty seconds without going over that whatever you do do not go over 1/4 throttle or your result is sh*t, your just testing your needle there. make sure your in first gear and you are on flat ground, you must be under load, (moving). pull your plug out as soon as you kill it (pull the clutch in keeping the throttle the same and hit the killswitch) your looking for a tan/gray insulator. black means rich, not going to hurt anything just losing a little power and building excessive deposits on everything. if its oily thats too rich, jet leaner. if you see any white, flaky deposits thats lean, tan/grey is perfect.