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Why the concern about the compression? Is there a running issue?

Carb slide heights are prob too high or may have an air leak. Slide heights are a common problem.:)

Can't wait!!!:beer::d:beer:

Looks like fun times.:)

All the best!:beer::d

Nice pics and it looks like there was fun to be had by everyone:beer::d

the thumbwheel screws on the side of the carbs adjust the slide heights. Should be idling between 1600-1800 rpm.:)

Your adjustments are prob very close. Try adjusting the slide height down a bit and see if it changes the result.:)

The pilot screws on the 670 motor are ahead of the slides which mean they are adjusting the the amount of air. Turned in means more fuel, turned out means more air.:)

Pilot screws adjust the amount of air drawn into the pilot circuit. The more they are turned in, the richer the fuel mixture. Wht is the rpm that the machine idles at after it settles down?

Snow conditions have sure been weird this year, around the province.:confused:

You will prob have to take the machine in as they will want to check the vin number.:)

The local dealer can definately reprogramme a key for you and it shouldn't take that long either.

Slide heights may still be a little high on one or both carbs.:)

Don't mind the warm weather but some good old fashioned snow falls would be nice. Hope we get dumped on in February. Better late than never:d

As a partner in a local service shop, I have the upmost respect for all parts personell.:d The daunting task of making the customer happy and providing an environment for the bussiness to be respected is a hard thing to do. They all take pride in the work they do and are under appreciated. If...

Can also be the throttle override kicking in. Make sure machine is warmed up before giving her guns. Also sometimes backfires when first started as this is a normal occurance for this ignition system.:)

Glad that the snow is falling!!!! Still waiting to see some pictures of sledding in the Canadian shield:d:beer:

Great news that it's snowing! Post some pictures of sledding out east. I used to play hockey against Stayner back in the early seventies:beer:

There's a setting:eek::confused: O.K. now I'm nervous:)