00 SRX losing throttle response
A friend I went riding with last weekend told me about this site and I have been reading alot of interesting posts. I love this place! Anyway, I just bought a 2000 SRX and the power is awesome. My first question is that It has shaved and domed heads (the seller also gave me the stock heads). one of my questions is what precautionary methods should I take to protect myself from frying my pistons with these heads? I have been running 93 octane and adding Klotz octane boost in it. Second question, I rode 140 miles last Sat. and it seemed to be ok with only one problem. It would be runnin along fine, but once in a great while I would lose all my throttle response, then once the sled stopped it would idle about 3 grand, I would keep blipping the throttle and finely it would fall to 2 1/2 on the tach and I would take off. like I said it only happened once in a long time and other than that I had no problem with motor hesitation or anything. I called one of the Yamaha snow dealers here and they suggested cleaning the carbs. I would think if the carbs were dirty it would act up more the once in a while and I had great throttle response. Last but not least, I noticed that my picks (which are brand new from the previous owner) have been slightly digging into my rear heat exchanger. What can i do to prevent this? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
A friend I went riding with last weekend told me about this site and I have been reading alot of interesting posts. I love this place! Anyway, I just bought a 2000 SRX and the power is awesome. My first question is that It has shaved and domed heads (the seller also gave me the stock heads). one of my questions is what precautionary methods should I take to protect myself from frying my pistons with these heads? I have been running 93 octane and adding Klotz octane boost in it. Second question, I rode 140 miles last Sat. and it seemed to be ok with only one problem. It would be runnin along fine, but once in a great while I would lose all my throttle response, then once the sled stopped it would idle about 3 grand, I would keep blipping the throttle and finely it would fall to 2 1/2 on the tach and I would take off. like I said it only happened once in a long time and other than that I had no problem with motor hesitation or anything. I called one of the Yamaha snow dealers here and they suggested cleaning the carbs. I would think if the carbs were dirty it would act up more the once in a while and I had great throttle response. Last but not least, I noticed that my picks (which are brand new from the previous owner) have been slightly digging into my rear heat exchanger. What can i do to prevent this? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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