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CR 500 91 mm Jetting

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Does anyone have a CR 500 engine bored to 91 mm? I am wondering in general what jetting modifications were needed to accomodate the increased displacement - needle clip change, larger main etc.? I know that jetting is affected by many factors but what would be a good baseline jetting to use with a 91 mm CR 500?
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shouldn't need anything, thats a very small difference in displacement.
I had one bored that far and it ran stock jets.
My cousni Andy (hoofarted) its running 91mm on him '92 motor running a 55pilot, 172 main and DGN 3rd clip, I believe... stock...
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That sound about right Danny !

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my 90.5 ran its best on stock needle 60 pilot and 205 main... but then again its been an inconsistant bitch to start with..
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I see some shift levers that say they fit 83 to 88 and more that say they fit 83 to 01 and yet more that say 89-01. Are there any differences in the shift levers in any of years - different shape perhaps?
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ISBB wrote:my 90.5 ran its best on stock needle 60 pilot and 205 main... but then again its been an inconsistant bitch to start with..
Why the JUMBO Main?
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CR500PHIL wrote:I see some shift levers that say they fit 83 to 88 and more that say they fit 83 to 01 and yet more that say 89-01. Are there any differences in the shift levers in any of years - different shape perhaps?
I have a pile or shifters, 85, 86, 89, 90 and a pile of cr250 shifers. the 250 shifters are shaped a little differently, and I'm running on on my gen-1. all year cr500 shifters look the same to me. might be a very slight difference in length, but the splines and ignition cover size and location are the same for all years cr500
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kkvslayer wrote:
ISBB wrote:my 90.5 ran its best on stock needle 60 pilot and 205 main... but then again its been an inconsistant bitch to start with..
Why the JUMBO Main?
I run 175 main. 205 is big.
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dannygraves wrote:
CR500PHIL wrote:I see some shift levers that say they fit 83 to 88 and more that say they fit 83 to 01 and yet more that say 89-01. Are there any differences in the shift levers in any of years - different shape perhaps?
I have a pile or shifters, 85, 86, 89, 90 and a pile of cr250 shifers. the 250 shifters are shaped a little differently, and I'm running on on my gen-1. all year cr500 shifters look the same to me. might be a very slight difference in length, but the splines and ignition cover size and location are the same for all years cr500
The one I am looking on eBay at says:

FITS 84-87 / 93-02 HONDA CR250

FITS 84-88 HONDA CR500

Not sure how accurate this is. I think I will buy and if it needs a little bending I will modify.
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kkvslayer wrote:
ISBB wrote:my 90.5 ran its best on stock needle 60 pilot and 205 main... but then again its been an inconsistant bitch to start with..
Why the JUMBO Main?
Thats the only combo the bike has ran consistant with.. Ran an entire season with it like that and had no issues.. aside from not idleing i had no blubber and no hesitation off the throttle or thru any of the rpm range. I want to drop the main to a 195/200 and see if i can get some more of my top end back.. but that has been the most reliable setup in my carb.. I threw a 190 and a PC pipe on there and it turned the pipe blue within one ride and blew a coolant hose off.. so i dunno.. Id rather be fat and foul a plug than burn a hole in the piston.. so until i can get the green for one of those fancy 41mm pwks im gonna run it this way..
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ISBB wrote:
kkvslayer wrote:
ISBB wrote:my 90.5 ran its best on stock needle 60 pilot and 205 main... but then again its been an inconsistant bitch to start with..
Why the JUMBO Main?
Thats the only combo the bike has ran consistant with.. Ran an entire season with it like that and had no issues.. aside from not idleing i had no blubber and no hesitation off the throttle or thru any of the rpm range. I want to drop the main to a 195/200 and see if i can get some more of my top end back.. but that has been the most reliable setup in my carb.. I threw a 190 and a PC pipe on there and it turned the pipe blue within one ride and blew a coolant hose off.. so i dunno.. Id rather be fat and foul a plug than burn a hole in the piston.. so until i can get the green for one of those fancy 41mm pwks im gonna run it this way..
Kinda weird eh how there could be that much difference in one carb to the next,I'm sure yours is not the only one like that though
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CR500PHIL wrote:
dannygraves wrote:
CR500PHIL wrote:I see some shift levers that say they fit 83 to 88 and more that say they fit 83 to 01 and yet more that say 89-01. Are there any differences in the shift levers in any of years - different shape perhaps?
I have a pile or shifters, 85, 86, 89, 90 and a pile of cr250 shifers. the 250 shifters are shaped a little differently, and I'm running on on my gen-1. all year cr500 shifters look the same to me. might be a very slight difference in length, but the splines and ignition cover size and location are the same for all years cr500
The one I am looking on eBay at says:

FITS 84-87 / 93-02 HONDA CR250

FITS 84-88 HONDA CR500


Check out this auction, I just got mine in mail today, very nice product and you can easily bend to your own personal preference. Do a search in ebay for:
HONDA CR250 CR500 SHIFT PEDAL SHIFTER FOLDING TIP or Item number: 310087045764
Only 14.99 with shipping included.
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kkvslayer wrote:
ISBB wrote:
kkvslayer wrote: Why the JUMBO Main?
Thats the only combo the bike has ran consistant with.. Ran an entire season with it like that and had no issues.. aside from not idleing i had no blubber and no hesitation off the throttle or thru any of the rpm range. I want to drop the main to a 195/200 and see if i can get some more of my top end back.. but that has been the most reliable setup in my carb.. I threw a 190 and a PC pipe on there and it turned the pipe blue within one ride and blew a coolant hose off.. so i dunno.. Id rather be fat and foul a plug than burn a hole in the piston.. so until i can get the green for one of those fancy 41mm pwks im gonna run it this way..
Kinda weird eh how there could be that much difference in one carb to the next,I'm sure yours is not the only one like that though
mfdb runs a 200 in his pwk and has a similar setup as mine.. decked head fatty so on and so forth. only diffrence is his idles lol
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