plug color

beaten blaster

New Member
Oct 7, 2012
272
2
18
upstate ny( plattsburgh)
ok i have a stock blasty..230 main.. i put a unifilter on and took the air box off and went to a 260 main..went for a wot ride..killed the bike and looked at the plug and its like a very light brown color light rust color and the plug it dry..i dont a have a hacksaw with me to cut the plug and fully look..but is this color safe?the bike ran real good,no bogging in any gear..but as i said is this a safe color?
 
ok i have a stock blasty..230 main.. i put a unifilter on and took the air box off and went to a 260 main..went for a wot ride..killed the bike and looked at the plug and its like a very light brown color light rust color and the plug it dry..i dont a have a hacksaw with me to cut the plug and fully look..but is this color safe?the bike ran real good,no bogging in any gear..but as i said is this a safe color?

this is the plug directly after wot and killed motor..
 

Attachments

  • 2012-11-22_18-27-06_738.jpg
    2012-11-22_18-27-06_738.jpg
    89.3 KB · Views: 121
in these temps nowadays, i'd say your safe at that jetting, prolly gonna be a size rich during the warmer months

look down inside with a flashlight, at the porcelein close to the base, you're looking for a cardboard colored "smoke ring"

edit.....that doesn't look like a 1 wide open, pulled the clutch and shut her down run ?
that appers to be used more than 1 run ?
or did you ride it back with that plug ?
that looks like alot of color for 1 run

this is a 1 wot run plug........

2nkj8tz.jpg


found here......
http://www.blasterforum.com/do-yourself-20/how-plug-chop-38674/
 
yes awk i put a new plug in started it up let it warm up and drove it down my street and turned around,then wot down to my house.(last house on road)pulled in clutch and shut it off and rolled it down my driveway..not sounding silly awk but the main jet should be in "tight"not in and backed out some right..sorry still learing
 
yes the jet should be screwed in tight, not he man tight, just snug

after warming the bike up and the ride down the street, allowed all your jetting ranges to add color to that plug, i spotted it immedietly,
you must warm up, and ride down the street with another plug, then put the new plug in and asap get to wide open and hold it there for a few seconds, pull clutch, kill motor, drift to a stop, pull that plug, re-install and ride home on the old plug.
the plug used for the plug chop must not be ridden on at all except for the 1 wide open run.

try that and let us know how it goes.

no sorry's needed, this is how we all learned