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datto1000wagon
Re: twin sidedraught questions
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arggh double post

Posted on: 2008/6/16 12:09
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Mitch_photog
Re: twin sidedraught questions
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I got the SpeedPro book, got it from Pitstop bookstore, I havent got threw it all but its great so far. Clicky = $59.95

Posted on: 2008/6/16 12:17
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WhiteSedan
Re: twin sidedraught questions
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anyone want to sell there book that may not be used so often?


Ha ha, nope, both my L-block 1200s are running sidies! Definitely a good read though, mines the Speedpro one also.

Posted on: 2008/6/16 12:24
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bobthebuilder
Re: twin sidedraught questions
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mate
Go to a mechanic that specialises in these things.
I bought carbies and head that were perfectly matched and didn't have to touch the jetting(famous last words).
My mechanic ended up using a sensor up the exhaust and a series of road runs to 6000rpms to jet and then fine tune the carbies.
No offence but I think tuning them may be out of your depth if you are trying to jet carbies on the internet.
Cheers
Bob

Posted on: 2008/6/16 12:33
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datto1000wagon
Re: twin sidedraught questions
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mate i see where your coming from i was only want to get on idea on what jet sizes would be ideal

Posted on: 2008/6/16 12:37
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lampy
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have a look at this site, it primarily deals with pinto's but has the calculations needed for choke and jet selection for other engines

http://hometown.aol.com/dvandrews/dellorto.htm

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