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RM250 owners!!!

Posted: 05:25 am Jan 02 2011
by Budget_89KDX
My buddy just got one of these asked about jetting for parts he just ebayed and im not sure i did a topend on my little bros but thats pretty straight foward.

So basically he asked me about jetting and said he bought a pro circuit platinum pipe,no toil air filter/no lid on air box.what do you guys think its a stock carb he says and i dont know what size is stock but i guess its all stock on this bike and its a 95-96 bike.

So whats the stock jetting on the bike and where is a good place to start to be in the ball park or even a tad rich?

Posted: 05:57 am Jan 02 2011
by Budget_89KDX
Ok i went on pro circuits site and they say to jet at 180/52 but dont say if thats with an air box lid or not.is the 180/52 going to be ok for the no lid as well or should we go higher and if so how many sizes to compensate for the lids removal?

Posted: 09:23 am Jan 02 2011
by kdxmaniac
jetting is something you will have to figure out on your own........there are to many variables for anyone on here to get you right. the airbox lid will make some diff, but not much as far as jetting. i would try those jets you have, and read the plug to see where your at. i had a 96 rm250, but that was years ago, and dont have a clue to what jets i had? compression,temp, alltitude, and humidity plays a role in jetting, that why what works for me wont work for you.

obtw, gopro video is in of fridays ride, go look.......

Posted: 10:10 am Jan 03 2011
by fuzzy
First, go to http://www.yamahaoftroy.com and click on oemparts. Then look at the fische to see if the bike still has the stock carb on it. It's either going to be a round slide (VM) mikuni, flat slide (TM) mikuni, or a Keihin PWK. If the carb matches the picture, the stock jets are going to be listed on the fische.