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Does anyone have a chart for clutch/carb setting for riding at high altitudes?
Since we have no snow here, my brother and I are going out west after Christmas. I've never riding anywhere but the midwest, and if I'm correct, you need to adjust the clutch and the carb jetting - right?
I thought something might be listed in the owner's manual, but all it says is to contact your dealer.
I'm running an '06 Nytro. Does anyone have a chart showing what the clutch/carb settings should be at different altitudes?
Thanks!
Since we have no snow here, my brother and I are going out west after Christmas. I've never riding anywhere but the midwest, and if I'm correct, you need to adjust the clutch and the carb jetting - right?
I thought something might be listed in the owner's manual, but all it says is to contact your dealer.
I'm running an '06 Nytro. Does anyone have a chart showing what the clutch/carb settings should be at different altitudes?
Thanks!
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You won't have to adjust the carbs at all. We rode our Vector at our normal elevation of 1350' and went up to 8,000' elevation and didn't change a thing and it ran great and still got great mileage. Are you running stock clutching currently?
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Turtle
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yep - stock clutch
ya, what about clutching. I am running loaded up h.h. and heavier springs for my turbo.
nytro
I didn't jet my vector the first two times and then I bought the jets but didn't make it out with sled I got rid of it.The 3 cylinders only use one sixe smaller main jet.Just throw a 41 degree helix in your sled and you should be good to go.
I didn't jet my vector the first two times and then I bought the jets but didn't make it out with sled I got rid of it.The 3 cylinders only use one sixe smaller main jet.Just throw a 41 degree helix in your sled and you should be good to go.
Shaf
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Been 9000 ft with a carbed 4 stroke, bone stock did fine 

welterracer
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i cant believe the stock jetting didnt run super rich at that altitude.
I lived in laramie wyoming 13 years ago and my car had about half the HP when i got that compared to when i got back..
We had to advance the hell out of the timing..
Ran like a raped ape once i got back to Iowa..LMAO
I lived in laramie wyoming 13 years ago and my car had about half the HP when i got that compared to when i got back..
We had to advance the hell out of the timing..
Ran like a raped ape once i got back to Iowa..LMAO
2BLUE4U
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I'm heading to Island Park, ID the middle of January with my Attak. I'm changing primary weights and dropping from the stock 23T top gear to a 21T top gear. I figure I'm already at a disadvantage with the 136" track and crappy 1-1/4" ripsaw that I don't need any other handicaps.
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