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A stubby screwdriver your lucky, I have use a flat head screwdriver bit and turn it with my fingers try doing that with it running and hot!!, I agree that mixture screw needs to be on the side, or a better spot. Bad enough just trying to get the carb off the thing.

Wonder what it come off of or what it fits?

You got a factory 38mm replacement round slide? How did that happen? Or is this a different brand.

Thats what I am saying if you took both yellow wires if they are high beam then when you flip them on they both would be on back to low which might be green then one should on? In theory that should work?

What if the green is low beam and yellow is high----then both green on one light then both yellows on the other?

Thank freaking god its Friday, though my Saturday is going to be busy, got some stuff to haul to the free dump this weekend and then that afternoon I got to go to my yard client and mow there yard finally and do some work and haul some stuff off for them, woohoo extra money!

If I get bored this weekend I will break out my test light and see what wires do what and post back.

The high and low should be two different circuts. Might need to use a test to figure what does what.

You could hook it up so on low you have one light on and on high both lights are on.

They was a couple guys here selling them, you might try ebay, even then your looking at 50 bucks to get a set. I broke part of mine in a rollerover, they work but I can't adjust it up or down so I am going to get some fiberglass resin and glue back in place.

If the base gasket was blown out I am surprised you got it to run at all if it leaned it out that much. If it did then it would be best to to do a fresh top end, if its not too messed up or scored, but if its already maxed out in piston size I would think you would have a better option to get a...

Mine at one time was nitro rc trucks, I started with a traxxas t-max first gen, then went to the HPI savage when it first came out, this thing is a beast, is tough as a rock, will now pull wheelies with a port job to the sleeve, and has a 3 speed tranny. I still have the truck and a couple bodys...

I have heard rotella is good oil, and is good in diesel's too. Though at our work they don't get oil for diesel's anymore they put regular oil in them, which I thought they took different oil then a car motor did.

Well I know if you get regular car oil, if it has the api seal I think it is on the back of the bottle its not good on wet clutch systems. I have myself tried this and on tha warrior it makes it hard to shift, and reverse is really hard to get into. Your best bet is a get a atv oil made for...

Ok guys messed with it one more time, got it all ready got a good space to work on, pulled EVERYTHING off the carb except the choke rod, pulled every jet everywhere I could and blew it all out real good, even the accel pump in the bowl, one thing I noticed is in the bowl with the pump ports it...

If you are putting your hand over the it and it starts its really starving for fuel. I would check to make sure the bowl is getting full of fuel, then look at the main jet to make sure its open, and the pilot jet. I am haveing hell with mine right now not wanting to to rev when you pin the...

Thats a cheap china knock off racer I seen one on CL in my area they wanted about 1200 for it, looked cool would be neat if you could street legal the thing. Oh another thing if you want to know if its a scam the price is too good to be true so if you see a like 08 raptor 700 for 2 grand than...

My dad has a bone stock 400ex I can hang with him pretty good and mine has a air filter and pipe his doesn't and mine is worn out, my uncles 400ex I have kinda a time but can still keep up pretty decent, his has a filter and pipe. A warrior tuned right and in decent shape as far as motor not...

They just got done doing the snake hunt this weekend I bet there is still a crowd there.

In theory it should kinda like when you degree a cam or crank on a car motor, you can see how far you could take it, but would see like alot of work, but would be better that way then by trial and bad error. You could make your own degree wheel to put on the cam and make a fixed spot to measure...