In my carbs BS32ss,My pilot jets have not any tiny sideholes,but some others carbs have it. What does that means?
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Some BS32's had holes in the pilot jets, some did not. I'm not sure why that is. -
it's been asked before but the only conclusion was that it doesn't really matter. perhaps the holes on the side disipate the gas more easily?
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I have also heard that if your carb came with jets that had holes in the sides, you can not use jets without holes, and vice versa.
Again, not sure why.
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i am not sure why, or why not.
i am for sure that it DOES make a differance.
a person needs to use what style of jet that came in the carbs as per OEM.Comment
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My carbs came non-holed pilot jets. I run with some with holes. I do believe it mixes more air into the mixture pilot circuit. I'd say use all holes or all non-holes. The amount of metered fuel will be the same out of the bottom of the jet.Comment
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