pointynose
Husqvarna
B Class
any of you guys out there have any recommendations on the carb setup for riding at 500-1200 ft above sea level? my new 360 runs fat mid range and up.
thanks-Matt
thanks-Matt
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250-500cc 2002 WR360 jetting
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Husqvarna
colemanapp
Husqvarna
AA Class
This is from an old post and is what I've been running for a couple years. Works great.
02 WR 360, gnarly pipe/turbine core II. This jetting is from Jay Hall at Halls Husky. Never fouls plugs and runs clean throughout all ranges.
My altitude (St. Louis, MO) 500-1000 ft.
420 main, 30 pilot, 4.0 slide, 64 needle in center position, air screw out 1 turn.
Moab Utah 4000-7500 ft.
380 main, 25 pilot, with needle in 2nd groove from top
02 WR 360, gnarly pipe/turbine core II. This jetting is from Jay Hall at Halls Husky. Never fouls plugs and runs clean throughout all ranges.
My altitude (St. Louis, MO) 500-1000 ft.
420 main, 30 pilot, 4.0 slide, 64 needle in center position, air screw out 1 turn.
Moab Utah 4000-7500 ft.
380 main, 25 pilot, with needle in 2nd groove from top