Dial-A-Jet?
#2
I use the dial a jet on my 440ex.. Mine is tuned and setup for about 3500 up to aprox. 11000'. It is as simple as a small screwdriver and twisting the adjuster, 5 different settings. It took me a couple of trips to find the correct main for the range I wanted.
I like it very well.
I am using a 39mm fcr with my 440 kit..
I like it very well.
I am using a 39mm fcr with my 440 kit..
#3
I put one on the wolverine about a month ago. I ride from about 2000-9000ft and temps. between -30and 90F. So far I have used it in the aformentioned elevation range and it works as advertised.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]
#5
Originally posted by: 2FAST4U69
Thanks for the info. After re-jetting my raptor a few times it got old really fast, so I think i'll just buy one of these set up's...
Thanks for the info. After re-jetting my raptor a few times it got old really fast, so I think i'll just buy one of these set up's...
#7
He was able to ride from 4500 to 12000 ft with jus a couple of clicks. It beats jetting a 660r
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#8
Originally posted by: 2FAST4U69
Thanks for the info. After re-jetting my raptor a few times it got old really fast, so I think i'll just buy one of these set up's...
Thanks for the info. After re-jetting my raptor a few times it got old really fast, so I think i'll just buy one of these set up's...
Take your time and think about your install before you make any cuts or holes... The system works very well.. You will be pleased once you get it all dialed in...
#10
You will actually get detailed instructions and they are very easy to follow.. You will need to drill a small hole in your air boot with the tool provided. Just make sure of the possition for the actual dial box and any other obstructions where you will band it on..
It is not that hard..
It is not that hard..
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