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I am starting with 7-2xl needles because that's what the previous owner had installed and he sometimes rode low. That is with the power jets which I assume you also have. I heard from your Brother (MBR44?) that Rob Schooping (HTG) recommends even higher than 9-2xl. Have you checked your timing? I would do that. What temps are you seeing with good plugs?
Jim
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You may end up with a cat button cover.
what is a good way to check timing? pull the recoil housing off and start it with a rope on the primary?
Not sure if they are too tight. Measure them again in millimeters and check them against what 4Z posted. You could choke down with the bolt trick for elevation but if those pipes were for altitude, they may be too tight for sea level.
Zaxx, I have a set of crank shops for a proX/edge low alt. The PTO needs repair if your handy. I also still have the prox/edge plate from brad.
anyone know where a set of crankshop pipes for a prox/edge for a 1200 are for sale? My guy that was gunna build them is LAZY! cant get him to do anything and I would like to ride sometime this year! Thanks guys!
Here are the pipes. Again, they are sea-level CS pipes and the PTO is the one damaged. 4Z knows more about these than I as they were off John O's sled which I believe Lynn and Brad were both involved with.
I also have the ProX engine plate from Brad if anyone is interested.
$450 plus shipping (roughly $50).
Those were the first set of three different pipes that Doug Ruth built for me for Prox. I had them made for John's build I did in '05. I bet that CS or DR could re-make that PTO.