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tyler

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Hey im tryin to do a wheelie all the way back on the grab bar to where the grab bar is dragging but when i do it stops running like no fuel gettin to the engine, i know thats what is happening cuz i know fourwheelers aren't meant to be ridden vertically lol so what should i do if i can do anything? o ya and its jetted with a 146 main jet if that matters at all. thanks for all yalls help!
 
you can invent the self leveling carb... you know a carb, that as you ride a wheelie it levels its self... youll probably need to use a gyro or two and maybe get involved with some engineers from nasa... or you can just not ride wheelies so high.... i think i know which is easier... its just the nature of the beast....
 
lol well im no retarded Deuce but can you get fuel injection for a warrior
 
Easily? No, but it can be done and it's definitely not worth it
 
It's not good to do a 12 o'clock wheelie for more than a couple seconds, your warrior is trying to tell you something. The problem is caused by you starving it or flooding it with fuel because carbs aren't designed to work at much more than a 30 degree angle, 90 just isn't possible. Regardless, if it would continue to run, it's hell for the engine. Think about this, if the oil pickup is at the bottom of the engine at the oil drain plug. What happens when you stand it up on the back end and the oil all runs to the back of the engine? Your oil pump is sucking nothing but air and you're running your bushings, bearings, and cam dry.

And yeah, you can put fuel injection on pretty much anything, but there's no bolt-on solution for a warrior. It'll take a lot of time, work, and money to make it happen, probably more than twice what you paid for it. And you'd need somebody skilled in the art of fuel injection conversions to do it, the average person just wouldn't be able to handle all the logistics of it.
 
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