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> Supped Up D-Jet, Or Trying to Speak MPS
JoeSharp
post Mar 13 2005, 10:10 PM
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So it runs AWSOM. I started this last year to replace my driver. Not how it worked out. But this is really good. Ported,balanced, lightened flywheel, 9 to 1 cr, 107i WEB camed, and hydrolic lifters.


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Bleyseng
post Mar 14 2005, 08:13 AM
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Factory settings were 13.7 to 1 at partload (cruise) and 12.5 to one for WOT. You set the partload with the tiny inner screw and the WOT with the big machined stop. The stop MUST be in contact with the diaphram are the diaphram will over flex and crack.
You can set the A/F mix but check it by using a Wavetek to make damn sure its in contact.

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