snowdust
TY 4 Stroke Guru
Just installed a Holtzman kit I bought used from Ulmer. It's a 60 horse shot with a single nozzle facing away from the intake boots. We got a ton of snow from this last storm so I took it out to test. There was way too much snow to get any traction so no chance to dial in clutching. I was able to get the fuel dialed in though. I started at 4 turns out and ended up all the way down to 3/4 of 1 turn out to get to about 11:1 on the AFR. Does this seem right? I couldn't tell much from the nitrous due to lack of traction, but I went through most of the bottle so it is working. Just curious if others are running their fuel screw in that same range.
DIALIN43
Lifetime Member
I have the same kit. I run on tar in the summer. I have it set at the same 3/4 to 1 depending on weather A/F runs 11.0 to 11.3
snowdust
TY 4 Stroke Guru
Thanks for the reply. That makes me feel better.
ebockus
Pro
did u have any issues running it to rich? im thinking of setting it at 2 just to be safe.
snowdust
TY 4 Stroke Guru
I haven't been able to ride again, but 2 turns out would have been way too rich for mine.did u have any issues running it to rich? im thinking of setting it at 2 just to be safe.
ebockus
Pro
did u experience back firing or huge loss of power being to rich? also are u running polaris wieghts? i think im going to put in 66's. im currently running 62's
snowdust
TY 4 Stroke Guru
I couldn't tell because the snow was not hard packed. It didn't backfire or anything... It just showed on the AFR gauge. I am running the Heelclicker 2-speed weights and just added a couple grams. Haven't had snow to dial that in yet.did u experience back firing or huge loss of power being to rich? also are u running polaris wieghts? i think im going to put in 66's. im currently running 62's
slowride06er
Lifetime Member
Keep us post as you dial it insnowdust post: 1251998 said:Just installed a Holtzman kit I bought used from Ulmer. It's a 60 horse shot with a single nozzle facing away from the intake boots. We got a ton of snow from this last storm so I took it out to test. There was way too much snow to get any traction so no chance to dial in clutching. I was able to get the fuel dialed in though. I started at 4 turns out and ended up all the way down to 3/4 of 1 turn out to get to about 11:1 on the AFR. Does this seem right? I couldn't tell much from the nitrous due to lack of traction, but I went through most of the bottle so it is working. Just curious if others are running their fuel screw in that same range.
slowride06er
Lifetime Member
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