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feral
Re: carb jetting
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I would suggest starting with a 135 mains, 160 airs. 40 pumps for starters.
Check your float levels first.

Posted on: 2003/6/8 10:34
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B120dat
Re: carb jetting
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what kind of dizzy do you have? is it stock?

when i put my weber on i had to advance the timing on the dizzy because the thing wouldnt idle properly, it was all over the joint

Posted on: 2003/6/8 5:27
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den
carb jetting
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can anyone help with jetting for twin sidedraughts solel/mikumi.I have an a15 with these carbs 4 into one extractor.
main venturies are 34mm
main jet 145
air 180.
pumps 45
standard cam
goes well above 3000rpm but suffers very bad low speed bog.
no ram tubes only k$ n filters
any help would be appreciated.
den

Posted on: 2003/6/8 4:01
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