Joined: Mon Nov 26, 2007 6:57 pm Posts: 1132 Location: Pasco, Washington
gettinmud; see that U R in Oregon, Glad to see another Local... where U at ?? Have you opened up air intake (Uni filter, & I left the air box on this one But drilled 8-1" holes in OEM box & popped in louvered vent caps, opened up stock exh., & irrium pl., litl jetting increase, & I feel gained a bit of rev & torque... Im still running stock rollers & clutch, as both are very good 4 type of riding we do. Is a very good all around buggy even at its almost stock, state... only real issues for me is lame spindle ball joints (Broken both sides to date, & feel this is its weak link), come to think of it I better order the next pair to have on hand, this makes a bad day managable, as it takes only bout an hour to thro new one on & get back ridding.
_________________ Team Farm 07JoynerSS650-Webber carb,MSD ign,custom exh; 07CarterGTR250-irr.pl,Uni,1 1/2"header-SuperTrapp,Hit clutch,red Malossi torq spr,Malossi vari w/15gr.sliders,rebuilt struts, 06CarterGSR150-thiz thing rocks 4 a 150cc; 08HH GT150-lots a stuff
Joined: Sun Oct 28, 2007 5:59 pm Posts: 13 Location: Oregon
I am in Roseburg, where are you located? I did put on a K&N with no box, went up 1 jet size, and 1 heat range hotter plug, I am thinking about gutting the muffler- whats your take on that? I am going to check into a 300 kit for it this week, and maybe go ahead and port and polish while I am in there.
Joined: Mon Nov 26, 2007 6:57 pm Posts: 1132 Location: Pasco, Washington
Im in Tri-Cities Wa. (is on my profile)... If your OEM muffler same as mine, some improvement in unrestricting exh. is to simply unbolt end cap & run w/out it; but I also split muffler can & gutted almost all (there is a internal baffle that is major restriction, & end cap internals are coned down to 1/2 the size of whats visible from the outside), I welded a band around stinger end & high temp silicone sealed/riveted muffler back together (similar to most m/x silencers), as I need to be able to install Spark Arrester screening for some of riding areas (during our dry season). I love my GTR... has been pretty reliable (except for weak front end components, compared to my Joyners A-arm syle), ... but GTR will give me my fastest laps on our tite corner m/x track, out of all 3 our buggys...maybe you show us pics of terrain where U ride, heres one of my new sister in law w/neice in our backyard (maybe we just too hard on my 250cc)
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Joined: Mon Nov 26, 2007 6:57 pm Posts: 1132 Location: Pasco, Washington
Jackster just put post up, with pics... on Modifications~Mini~GTR Exhaust gutted... He's definetely one of my GTR Heros !!! So much research, I don't know how he does it ... maybe Jackster a Super Hero ?!!
_________________ Team Farm 07JoynerSS650-Webber carb,MSD ign,custom exh; 07CarterGTR250-irr.pl,Uni,1 1/2"header-SuperTrapp,Hit clutch,red Malossi torq spr,Malossi vari w/15gr.sliders,rebuilt struts, 06CarterGSR150-thiz thing rocks 4 a 150cc; 08HH GT150-lots a stuff
Welcome to BN, glad to see another GTR driver. TF is right, the GTR comes stocked with a lot of power. Power that costs a lot of money to get on most other buggies. But there's always room for improvement
And you're right too. It's quite loud. And the stock top end is lower than you might expect (44mph). Mostly due to the restricted intake and low gear (14 tooth front). Open up that intake... that's not difficult to do and doesn't cost to much. It will give you a good idea of what you can expect from this engine... there's a lot to be gained I'm running a 16 tooth front sprocket with ease, top end about 55/56.
Jackster
PS thanks for your confidence guys. I'll check if there's a big 'J' under my shirt. lol
_________________ Buggy: Carter GTR 250 all black. Mods: Mikuni TM33-8012 flatslide + custom manifold. MX-filter, Hit Clutch, Malossi Yellow spring, Racing variator, 16.5 gr rollers, Iridium sparkplug, Custom front and rear shocks, Heavy duty front struts. In-ex snorkel.
By the way TF... I love your track... (in fact I'm a bit jealous) Hills seem to have just the right angle for buggies to get some air
Jackster
_________________ Buggy: Carter GTR 250 all black. Mods: Mikuni TM33-8012 flatslide + custom manifold. MX-filter, Hit Clutch, Malossi Yellow spring, Racing variator, 16.5 gr rollers, Iridium sparkplug, Custom front and rear shocks, Heavy duty front struts. In-ex snorkel.
Joined: Mon Nov 26, 2007 6:57 pm Posts: 1132 Location: Pasco, Washington
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By the way TF... I love your track... (in fact I'm a bit jealous)
Thank U ... as you are a mere 1/2 world away, you just line yourself up w/an extended w/end vaca. & come ride w/us (my 11 yr old is always looking for fresh competative Meat, to race with; He says U going down) LOL
_________________ Team Farm 07JoynerSS650-Webber carb,MSD ign,custom exh; 07CarterGTR250-irr.pl,Uni,1 1/2"header-SuperTrapp,Hit clutch,red Malossi torq spr,Malossi vari w/15gr.sliders,rebuilt struts, 06CarterGSR150-thiz thing rocks 4 a 150cc; 08HH GT150-lots a stuff
Joined: Sun Oct 28, 2007 5:59 pm Posts: 13 Location: Oregon
I made some calls this morning, and found out the stock vacuum fuel pumps are junk on the gtr, so i am going to get a mukuni and try that, and try the shim on the clutch, i am waiting hear about a 300 kit.
just so ya'll know, i am a dealer for carter bro and tj power sports.
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