Dynojet jets vs. Keihan jets
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Re: Dynojet jets vs. Keihan jets
As far as I know the RO jets flow the same as the keihin jets.phil x wrote:If it is a bit rich do I go for 115/118 Keihin or go for smaller RO jets
As an aside, many of the sizes in yakama's chart don't exist (e.g. you can't get a keihin 117.5), so should be used as a guide only to compare how the different branded jets actually flow.
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Re: Dynojet jets vs. Keihan jets
The Kehin 118 is actually a 117.5 according to the an article in a book I have knocking around somewhere.Cammo wrote:As far as I know the RO jets flow the same as the keihin jets.phil x wrote:If it is a bit rich do I go for 115/118 Keihin or go for smaller RO jets
As an aside, many of the sizes in yakama's chart don't exist (e.g. you can't get a keihin 117.5), so should be used as a guide only to compare how the different branded jets actually flow.
Whatever brand you decide to use stick with it to save a few headaches later on!
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