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if yamaha states 50:1 ratio, why are people mixing 40:1, wouldn't that affect tuning? just to be extra safe? does that affect the tune, or not?
I recently picked up a square nose with a 760 in it, with a b pipe. The motor starts perfect, very strong all the way through the rpm range if I'm steady with the throttle. I can hammer on the throttle as hard as I want past a certain rpm/throttle range and it rips up to top speed, no issues. The only problem I've noticed, is, when I set up for a wave or bring rpm/throttle low, and hammer down to jump a wave, it will basically stall out. I read in the tuning section, if it feels like its getting punched in the stomach, the low speed mixture screw is too lean. I haven't adjusted anything yet, but plan on trying to adjust the low speed adjustment tomorrow. I'm hoping that cures it, but I'm somewhat curious, have I potentially damaged the motor having a lean condition that low in the RPM range?
I recently picked up a square nose with a 760 in it, with a b pipe. The motor starts perfect, very strong all the way through the rpm range if I'm steady with the throttle. I can hammer on the throttle as hard as I want past a certain rpm/throttle range and it rips up to top speed, no issues. The only problem I've noticed, is, when I set up for a wave or bring rpm/throttle low, and hammer down to jump a wave, it will basically stall out. I read in the tuning section, if it feels like its getting punched in the stomach, the low speed mixture screw is too lean. I haven't adjusted anything yet, but plan on trying to adjust the low speed adjustment tomorrow. I'm hoping that cures it, but I'm somewhat curious, have I potentially damaged the motor having a lean condition that low in the RPM range?
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