Where do I find how many feet above sea-level I am ? Anyone know a website im looking for CT and NH.

 

You can call your city service department. Every benchmark that they use for surveying has an elevation as well as latitude and longitude . As far as websites, I am sure there are plenty out there, I just don't know of any off the top of my head. As a baseline, follow Dynojets 0-3000ft recommendations. I live in Ohio and my elevation varies from about 750 ft above sea level at my house to about 2000 ft above sea level on the taller hills I ride according to my GPS (Garmin E-Trex). On my Delorme Street Atlas cd-rom, it gives some elevations and the hills around Bristol vary from 700ft to 1100 ft. Hurley Hill in downtown is listed at 662ft.

 

Go to topozone.com

 

Thanks for the help I found Topzone.com last night so i will be running the dj144 and dj146 jet doesnt seem like much of a change untill you compare the needles. thanks again guys.

 

I have the Dynojet kit for mine also. The needles and springs are why I bought it, based on many recommendations on this forum. It is amazing how much thinner (richer) the needles are. They really seemed to make a difference compared to the stock needles on mine. You should be happy, I know I am.