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moparguy
jetting question
if i run aftermarket exaust an pod filters, do i just change out the main jet?..or the one in the center of the carbTags: None -
Yup, You'll have to rejet. One of the most pain free methods is to get a Dynojet Kit and save yourself the heartache of trying to find the right main jet, and dealing with needle transition.
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moparguy
81 gs850...if i hafta pay the 100 for a jet kit ill just run the stock airbox...just like a cleaner look
where can u buy those boots that go from carb to box, im missing oneComment
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BassCliff
Hi,
When jetting for pods and pipe, you can certainly replace all the necessary components (main jet, pilot jet, air jet, etc) with cheaper OEM parts. The trick with the Dynojet kit is the specially tapered and adjustable jet needles. These are necessary for smooth mid-range operation and transitions. The kit takes away most of the guesswork and hassle. That's why it's a pretty good deal.
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Thank you for your indulgence,
BassCliffComment
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