Installing MC Express Turbo Kit, few small 0ft setup Q's

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Hi guys, this forum is an excellent resourse of information. :D

I am uncrating an 05 RX Warrior this morning and preparing to install an MC Express Turbo kit onto it. I have a copy of the extensive installation manual handy, but I was wondering if anybody here can shed some light on the actual carb and clutching set-up they ran after their turbo install, at sea level.

I have heard that some people at sea level have actually reduced their MJ size from 135 to 130 and that they now run a pink-pink-pink primary spring to get it to work right.

I will be reading the manual again this afternoon, but if you can offer any further comments to help with my upcoming install, I would greatly appreciate it.

Cheers,

-Rob
robpilgrim@gmail.com
 
So far the norm is changing the 135 MJ's to 130's, that's fine.

Let's hear some clutching set-ups for 7.5psi of boost and 15psi of boost, I will more than likely go with the manual boost controller.

Heavy Hitters? Secondary clutch springs? Primary springs? I am particularly interested in hearing about set-ups using Yamaha springs and weights, but I am interested in hearing about any set-up that works.

-Rob
 
I would leave the mains alone till you brake it in.
 
gucciboy said:
Rob,
Where are you located? Muskoka? I would like to see the set up, I am planning to do one.
DC

Haha, nope. Try Arctic Circle. ;)!

You're still welcome to check it out though....!

-Rob
 
What primary clutch, weights and secondary are you running?
 
I'm running stock 2005 Warrior Clutching at Sea Level:

Weight: 8FA00
Rivet (outer): Steel 17.2mm w/hole
Rivet (inner): Steel 17.2mm
Bush: Vespel
Primary Spring: YL-SILV-YL

Helix: 51-43
Secondary Spring: White

Gearing: 23/38
 


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