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Onikage954rr
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I did some searching, and I have some general information but nothing specific to what I need. I purchased a Yamaha Wolverine 450 4x4 last year. The dealer said it was jetted for 5000ft of elevation. I live in Denver (~5000ft) so it runs fine down here. It even runs pretty good up to 7000ft. Above that though, of course, it loses power and starts to sputter. I'm thinking about getting a Dial-a-jet to solve the problem of the range of altitudes I want to run, along with a K&N intake filter and a new muffler. I'm hoping that will lean out the motor enough that I won't have to rejet the carb. What do you think? Will it work or will I still need to drop a size or two on my main jet? Thanks.
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OSOKILL
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if you never ride below 500 you can rejet and split the difference. every thing we have that uses jets is great from 0 to 4500 feet. seems like losing yer jetting within 2000 is awful quick we will have to see what some of the others have to say
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