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Old 09-10-2012, 09:32 AM
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Hey everyone, Im new to the site and to the Yerf Dog 4209 I got this weekend. I purchased for my 2 boys, and me..lol. I dont know anything about them at all, I thought it looked cool and the price was right ! It came with new carb, he gave me the original one too. they look the same to me. He told me it came factory w 32 mm and the new one is a 36mm?? It runs great, idles fine, but, on WOT, it doesnt seem to accel very fast, like it bogs or at rev limit..?? Also , it turns right awesome, left not so much, like turning radius is off. any ideas?....Thanks for any help you guys can give me!
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Old 09-13-2012, 03:47 PM
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WOW, Everyones tongue tied ? No Southern hospitality here, not even one reply to muy post!! PEACE OUT GIRLS!
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Old 09-13-2012, 08:25 PM
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welcome to the forum mike and relax im fairly new here too but i can tell u most of these tech type questions dont get answered til the weekend when us guys have a little free time from work n family obligations to do what we want to do so give it a minute and im sure ul get some answers to your question n remember you can always call or email tom at syc powersports the man is a goldmine of information on these buggys and he is as good a person as ul ever want to talk to on the sport of buggy n in general i think ur gonna like it here i know im glad i found this forum! bear keepem rollin!
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Old 09-14-2012, 01:17 AM
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Hi Mike. really could use more information. does your buggy have the stock 150 CC Howhit engine on it. Does it still have the stock airbox and exhaust? I am not a yerf dog guy but I believe we have the same engine. Mine came stock with 24mm carb. I have upgraded to a 30mm pumper carb and I have a lot of upgrades and engine work. I believe the carbs you mentioned may be too big.Like I said I am no yerf dog expert. I am sure if you take Bear's advice and stay patient 1 of these guys will get on here and for surely help you. as for your steering issues, I encountered a similar problem after rebuilding mt buggy.The answer for me was to adjust the connecting rods. By looseing the end nuts from the connecting rods and adjusting the over turning wheel first away from the frame, then adjusting the other side until booth wheels were straight. Hope this helped.
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Old 09-19-2012, 01:20 PM
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Thanks for the info guys! I do have a 30mm carb, i upgraded the CDI unit, coil, and new spark plug, it runs great now, lots of top end!...again, Thanks for the advise!!!....also I adjusted the steering , thaks ilike2play2 !! worked out well.
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