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question.gif posted on March 31st, 2010 at 08:52 PM
Suggested Jetting for Kads


Hi All
Quick question.....What's the jetting for a 1600dp without any other mods except hi flow exhaust and 009.
Also my other motor 1776,with close to standard dp heads, 100 cam,009 and hi flow exhaust.....

Any suggestions?
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posted on April 1st, 2010 at 07:46 AM



You can have a look here

http://www.lowbugget.com/main_page.html 

AJ Simms has lots of good info but it is one of the WORST sites for lay out i have ever seen
There USE to be a page of jetting suggestions - but stuffed if i can find it




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posted on April 1st, 2010 at 05:28 PM



Baja_01 , I have done extensive testing with the kadrons and have found that a stock 1600cc engine , with a 009 dizzy and a set of extractors , will require a 122.5 main jet . I would normally run a 125 main as the dyno tends not to add the related air pressure or wind resistance . I fine that if you run a 122.5 main it will tend to run a little hotter in the combustion chamber . If you have a 1776cc deal I would run the std 130 main and the 55 idle jets . You will also need to check your fuel pressure as the Kadrons will run best at 1 - 1.5 psi of pressure . They will still run with a higher pressure , but you will find that you will have a flat spot in the transition from idle to acceleration . The best thing to do is check your pressure with an in-line guage and if it needs one , put a pressure regulator in the fuel line from the pump to the T piece . If you need and jets I have some here , ROD , 02-42729920 .



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