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Sounds like you need to pull the pump and check the shaft splines. 3 degrees sounds like a lot.
Just so you know. Stock jetting from Yamaha on their blaster2 with a 760 is 115 low and 132.5 in the front and 135 in the rear.
I have been in your shoes when I started tuning my Superjet. Start with 115 135. I bet you end up with 125s or 130 on top. Be sure to check your carb baskets and be sure the returns are clear. If there is an engine issue blackjacks won't fix it. I wouldn't spend money until I knew the problem was carbs.
I tested the coil and it matched the specs consistently while moving the wires around. Still think it could be a coil?
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190mWhat elevation are you at
190m
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solve your issue first before dropping a poop ton on blackjacks. you just said you didnt want to buy $1000 in parts. dual 44's ran perfectly fine on many ski's from factory, no reason your ski isnt able to!
I agree, I just feel like theres something Im missing in my carbs (possibly). Like maybe a port or circuit is clogged or something. Or maybe I am just completely retarded and cant tune carbs at all. But the way its acting makes no sense to me, one minute its acting like its starving for fuel cause i need to use primer to get it to start, the next its flooding and caking my exhaust in black sludge, the next it wont fire at all, then all of a sudden a certain rpm will run smooth, change that rpm by like 100rpm and it shakes so violently i wouldnt be surprised If i broke something already.
Just tested all the values I could on my stator. Got 2.5volts on the pulse coil, 35volts on the charge coil. Didn't bother checking the lighting coil. Resistances all seemed within Yamaha specs. So out of curiosity I've read the pulse coil should be 4-5volts, is this true? Is my issue a bad pulse coil?This sounds like your stator is going bad and the timing is all over the place.