Dyno Jet v.s Mikuni
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Dyno Jet v.s Mikuni
Scoundrel.....there is a diff in the jet #'s. Also if you are using mikuni jets stay with the stock needle. If you plan on running a dj kit, use the dj needle. The needles seat differently in the jets. As long as you don't mix the two you will be ok. I had a dj kit in my ds for a bout a year. I went back to mikunis. The dj needle wore out to quickly. Also the dj jets arent as true as they should be for my liking.
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Dyno Jet v.s Mikuni
Originally posted by: w1ngnut
Maddog, you have it backwards. A mikuni has a smaller number than a dynojet. Mikuni jet size is measured by its flow rate. A dynojet is measured by the hole diameter in the jet....I.E. a 175 mikuni = a 190 dj. A145 mikuni = 160 dj.
Maddog, you have it backwards. A mikuni has a smaller number than a dynojet. Mikuni jet size is measured by its flow rate. A dynojet is measured by the hole diameter in the jet....I.E. a 175 mikuni = a 190 dj. A145 mikuni = 160 dj.