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Is anyone else having trouble with the 44mm kit???

Posted: Sat Oct 31, 2009 6:37 pm
by 08roadking
Well, This is my saga. i took a perfectly running 85 spree and decided to go with the 44mm kit, the gears and a fresh carborator rebuild. I Installed the 95 jet and top speed was 25 MPH after "break-in". Has anyone else put the 44 kit in and had it run correctly? If so, what jet did you use and how do you have the carborator set? I would appreciate any help that can be offered.

Tom

Re: Is anyone else having trouble with the 44mm kit???

Posted: Sun Nov 01, 2009 12:41 pm
by bakaracer
pull the plug and see what it looks like.post a pic of the plug too.

Re: Is anyone else having trouble with the 44mm kit???

Posted: Sun Nov 01, 2009 1:06 pm
by 08roadking
plug is soaked with gas

Re: Is anyone else having trouble with the 44mm kit???

Posted: Sun Nov 01, 2009 1:38 pm
by Trafficjamz
Are you using the stock air box?

Mine would not run with the stock air box. (even with top off)

Remove the stock air box tube and run a pod filter. I made mine from an block breather filter for autozone.

Also the 95 jet is too big. I cant say for sure what size mine is. It is a drilled out 68jet. but it is bigger than 68,and smaller than the 95

My spree with 44mm bbk, 1/2" x 26" belt and small pully mod does 34 on gps and gets there pretty quick. It was doing 38 on gps with a more agressive pully mod, but you had to push off on every start.

When $$ is right I want to get the new gears and switch my pully back to stock

Re: Is anyone else having trouble with the 44mm kit???

Posted: Sun Nov 01, 2009 3:18 pm
by circusracer
Tazland is the one who sells the kits. He was on here a little bit ago asking who bought his kits, because he was swapping the 95 jets for 85 I believe. Look him up and he should take care of you. The 95 is too big and you are running rich.

Re: Is anyone else having trouble with the 44mm kit???

Posted: Sun Nov 01, 2009 5:17 pm
by 08roadking
well i messed with it again today.95 jet back in=idles but when you come off idle it floods out.plug is soaked... so i put the 68 back in and idles nice will rev-up on the kick stand but under a load it seems like not enough fuel.yes i have asked taz for the 85 jet and he said he mailed it last friday but i have yet to see in in my mailbox.he said he will send another one on monday.maybe the dealer has some but cant check till the morn.

Re: Is anyone else having trouble with the 44mm kit???

Posted: Sun Nov 01, 2009 9:24 pm
by Spreetard
08roadking wrote:well i messed with it again today.95 jet back in=idles but when you come off idle it floods out.plug is soaked... so i put the 68 back in and idles nice will rev-up on the kick stand but under a load it seems like not enough fuel.yes i have asked taz for the 85 jet and he said he mailed it last friday but i have yet to see in in my mailbox.he said he will send another one on monday.maybe the dealer has some but cant check till the morn.
slow down there, buddy! you're just trying to ruin yout kit with that 68 jet. don't do that. :nervous:
Trafficjamz wrote:Are you using the stock air box?
Mine would not run with the stock air box. (even with top off)
Remove the stock air box tube and run a pod filter. I made mine from an block breather filter for autozone.
Also the . 95 jet is too big
i'm not the first to ask... what kind of intake setup do you have? try a uni pod and the 85 jet. the stock airbox has also been modified to work, but a smaller jet is needed. the only way to really know is to keep doing plug chops. right now it's "wet"with a 95 jet.
i'm willing to say you're running way rich. :shock: the 68 will be way too lean, run hot and fry the engine. :nervous:
here's a nice chart i borrowed from bear. :mrgreen: i like my plug to be range of pic#13 thru pic#16.
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if you tell us more about your setup, we can tell you more about getting it to run right.
every engine is different.

Re: Is anyone else having trouble with the 44mm kit???

Posted: Sun Nov 01, 2009 11:22 pm
by 08roadking
it has the stock air filter assembly with 2 1'' holed drilled in the lid.well i put it to bed and ill see if the 85 jet comes in tomorrows mail. i really appreciate the help with this.and if i cant get it running i cant do a plug chop. :surprise:

Re: Is anyone else having trouble with the 44mm kit???

Posted: Sun Nov 01, 2009 11:44 pm
by 08roadking
well just bought a pod filter from fleebay should be here in a few days. thanks all again..tom :2thumbs:

Re: Is anyone else having trouble with the 44mm kit???

Posted: Mon Nov 02, 2009 5:01 am
by redrocket
every motor is diffrent but i drilled out a 86 and am pretty close i think a lil lean still with the uni pod

Re: Is anyone else having trouble with the 44mm kit???

Posted: Sat Nov 07, 2009 12:07 am
by 08roadking
ok got 85 jet in and runs well.got it up to 38mph :surprise: takes off slow though is there any thing i can do to make it come out of the hole better? :confused: im thinking of putting the stock gears back in.and running it again to see if the gears are whats bogging it down so bad.any ideas? 44 kit,85 jet,head done,new gears,and pod filter. thanks again for your info.

Re: Is anyone else having trouble with the 44mm kit???

Posted: Sat Nov 07, 2009 1:39 am
by Spreetard
without a variator, sluggish takeoff is the tradeoff for going 38. now it's time to tune. get out the skinny grindstones, read up on porting a bit, and let her breathe. also, if you don't have the bigger 86/87 reedblock you should find one. grind out your intake. you'll probably be able to push fourty, and get there quicker. i haven't tried the gears, but i expect to push from a dead stop no matter what. it's liike taking off in third gear in your car.

Re: Is anyone else having trouble with the 44mm kit???

Posted: Thu Dec 03, 2009 4:32 pm
by odinxxix
i am running close to a 90 main jet with 5--1/2 holes drilled in the top of my stock air box. its starting to sound more and more like we need to be running the uni with this kit. i can only get 31 out of mine and my first plug chop looked perfect according to the chart around the 15-16 mark. my exhuat is probably clogged. one person said the 85 was to lean for him but each motor is different.

Re: Is anyone else having trouble with the 44mm kit???

Posted: Thu Dec 03, 2009 5:25 pm
by jamadi112233
I had problems wit the 85 being lean. i just drilled out a 68 jet to a 91 and put that in. I figure if anything, ill be running a little rich. i also just dropped the gears in so we'll see..

Re: Is anyone else having trouble with the 44mm kit???

Posted: Thu Dec 03, 2009 11:48 pm
by tazland001
38mph aint to bad. That is a 13 mph gain for you. My spree takes off like a stock spree now with the gears and the 44mm BBK. But my new top end is worth it. I went rolling down this hill yesterday and my spree was flyin. :nervous:

taz