never owned a blaster! if that makes any sense to u lol cant mix gas?the bottle says 32:1 on the back the bottle says hold on ima get the oil bottle....the front the bottle says 32:1..2 stroke engine oil its 4 onces the back says 32:1 4oz. 1 gallon 24:1 4oz. .75 gallon 16:1 .5 gallon..the gas can i mix the gas in is 1 gallon 4 oz. put the hole thing right?should have less then 32:1..like i said its smokin way to much filled 4 plugs in a hour 1/4 inch carbon build up on the piston! brand new piston new rings fresh bore 70 over
ight bored the blaster out .70 over stock carb tho..i ran 32:1 gas in it and it was way to much oil fouled like 4 plugs in a hour bike bogged down when u try to open it up,took the head off and theres build up on the piston,should i just not mix it with so much oil or what do i have to do?
So we are back at square one and it is obvious to me that you are choosing to ignore help which has been offered by others.
Have you leak tested the motor? You should leak test after any rebuild.
Is the float level correct? Have you checked it?
Are you using crap oil? What oil is it?
Do you own a ratio cup? If not, why not?
Are you using the correct plug? B8ES.
Do you know what brand the carby is? We need to know to assist with jetting.
Put 1 gallon of gas in the can and from a ratio cup or a 4oz measure add 4oz of oil = 32:1.
Do not just add oil to the can, you have to measure the correct amount.
If you are putting in the whole bottle of oil , no wonder it is smoking and fouling plugs.
Drain all the old gas from the tank and start afresh with a new batch.
I fear you are exaggerating about a 1/4inch of carbon build up in an hour, who's leg are you trying to pull, some people were not born yesterday.
Fix the gas/oil ratio, leak test the motor and then if the problem is not rectified, please get back to us and we will try to assist more.
Ooh, and please try to phrase your questions in English, using proper words and sentences, with a line break between them, so poor "old farts" such as I can understand them.
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Float level should 20 to 21.5mm on a stock carby.
you want to turn the carb and hold it on a slight angle to measure the float height, like shown here......
it should just barely be touching the inner needle, not depressing it,
here's the float height's of the most popular carbs run on our blasters.......Credit to Awk08
26mm vm mikuni - 20-21.5 mm (stock carb)
28mm vm mikuni - 22mm
30mm mikuni - 23-25mm
32/34/36 tm mikuni - 18mm
30mm oko - 19-20MM.
keihin carbs -
alot of these float heights came from this website, if your mikuni or keihin carb isn't listed above, it will be listed here.......
Allens Performance Mikuni & Keihin Carbs (mikuni)
Allens Performance Mikuni & Keihin Carbs (keihin)
It is possible to check the fuel level by attaching a length of clear plastic tubing to the drain nipple , lifting it up the side of the carby, and cracking the drain screw.
The fuel should show in the pipe to the level of the carb body above the float bowl gasket.
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