USE NGK BR9ECS PLUGS. IF PLUGS FOUL OFTEN IT IS OK TO USE NGK BR10ECS (THEY ARE A "HOTTER" PLUG) JUST DON'T USE THEM AT WIDE OPEN THROTTLE FOR EXTENDED PERIODS OF TIME SUCH AS A 10 MILE BLAST ACROSS A LAKE OTHERWISE THEY SEEM TO BE THE BETTER CHOICE OF THE TWO FOR SMOOTH RUNNING. Above answer is wrong. Lower the number, hotter the range
Go to http://www.ngksparkplugs.com/ and learn about heat ratings http://www.ngksparkplugs.com/tech_support/spark_plugs/p2.asp?mode=nml . The lower the number the hotter the plug. Use BR9ECS and make sure they are the 4677 version for Yamaha and not BR9ECS-5 which are for Ski-Doo.
jetting on 2000 srx is147.5,146.3,146.3. jetting on 2001 srx is 150, 148.8, 148.8.
167 HP
around 125
If it is a Powervalved SRX, not an SXR, 135-140 is a safe bet, depending on your jetting and other carb settings.
The 1998 Yamaha SRX 700 snowmobile is equipped with a 700cc two-stroke engine that produces approximately 130 horsepower. This performance makes it one of the more powerful snowmobiles of its time, providing a strong blend of speed and acceleration for enthusiasts.
To change the oil in a Yamaha SRX-6 park on a level area and unscrew the oil drain plug nut which will allow the oil to drain into proper receptacle. Remove the oil filter and replace the drain nut plug. Replace filter with proper model and add the correct amount of oil according to the dipstick.
1998 srx 700 triple gas milege
Most serial numbers are stamped into the right side of the tunnel. There should also be a tag there with the numbers on it also.
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One can find more information about the Yamaha SRX motorcycle by visiting the Motorcycle USA website. This website is free to visit and browse and it contains a wealth of information on this motorcycle.
The gas oil mixture for that sled is 24:1 according to the tag on my 79 srx.
243cc of 10w per leg