How do you lean the carb?IT LIVES! IT LIIIIVES! i got it working like it should! i was stubborn in saying it wasn't the muffler due to the fact that when you blew through it, it had decent air flow. but after unscrewing it slightly AND with the new jets, suddenly all is well. i took the cap off only to realize that more air could've been able to run through, and with the bigger engine than the last one even more airflow was all it needed. Thanks to everyone for the help, i sincerely appreciate it! Stay speedy everyone.
Thank you for that. My engine runs very smoky all the time. Will I need to adjust both?Welcome to the forum Onewman, the typical ways to lean the fuel mixture are raising the e-clip on the needle or changing the jet size. Which method you use is determined by which range of throttle you need to improve. If you need to lean the mixture up to about 1/2 throttle you move the clip up on the needle which restricts fuel , if at wide open you need help a smaller jet is what you need.
OK thankyou, my engine was running well but I can't seem to get it started now. When it does start is dies when I put the throttle up. It only very occasionally fires at the momentSmoking is a result of the type/amount of oil in your fuel mixture, if you have a fairl new engine 24/1 is a good ratio. Always use 2-cycle oil designed for air cooled engines, since air cooled engines run hotter than water cooled engines the oil has wear inhibitors. If your bike runs fairly well change the mix first then go to the other.