lowrider New Member Jun 21, 2009 #2 Beetle Juice said: Should I go up or down to stop the bogging on my engine Click to expand... I wouldnt know. But common sence tells me that if it is bogging down then your going to want to go up?
Beetle Juice said: Should I go up or down to stop the bogging on my engine Click to expand... I wouldnt know. But common sence tells me that if it is bogging down then your going to want to go up?
Bikeguy Joe Godfather of Motorized Bicycles Jun 21, 2009 #4 First, look at your plug...white, or grey, move the clip down, black and oily, move it up.
Bikeguy Joe Godfather of Motorized Bicycles Jun 21, 2009 #6 Was the engine loading up and four stroking? Too rich....
B Beetle Juice New Member Jun 21, 2009 #7 When I was riding and started to give it more gas it would go a couple of feet and then act like it was starving for gas started to cut out bog down
When I was riding and started to give it more gas it would go a couple of feet and then act like it was starving for gas started to cut out bog down
B Beetle Juice New Member Jun 21, 2009 #8 I thought these motors would rev at high rpm and people said do hold it full throttle to long but i dont have to worry about that
I thought these motors would rev at high rpm and people said do hold it full throttle to long but i dont have to worry about that
lowrider New Member Jun 21, 2009 #9 oh it was lean /fat lol that why i started of saying i really dont know lol
Cabinfever1977 New Member Jun 21, 2009 #10 i checked my plug,its black and kinda brown in the middle slight trace of oil,but threads are clean. my c-clip is on second from top. should i move the clip up one notch or leave it alone?
i checked my plug,its black and kinda brown in the middle slight trace of oil,but threads are clean. my c-clip is on second from top. should i move the clip up one notch or leave it alone?
Creative Engineering New Member Jun 21, 2009 #11 Leave it alone Cabin...you are right at the point of perfect. A basic 2-cycle will never display the same color plug as an automotive 4-cycle engine. Jim
Leave it alone Cabin...you are right at the point of perfect. A basic 2-cycle will never display the same color plug as an automotive 4-cycle engine. Jim