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Re: Jets
Posted by 'BrianP' on 10 Jun 2013 @ 16:44


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BrianP
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different manufacturers use different methods of measuring their jets.

to approach the sizing logically I suggest purchasing a set of micro drill bits and using them to select a jet on the basis of relative bore size.

Don't take the size as gospel with cheap drill bits but treat the sizing as a great way of sizing relatively.(ie is one jet bigger than another...)

Here's a typical set of micro bits...
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/20pc-Precision-Miniature-Mini-Micro-Drill-Bits-Suitable-For-Craft-Model-Hobby-/321134862169?pt=UK_Home_Garden_PowerTools_SM&hash=item4ac5211f59

If the drill bits get mixed up or are hard to read then use a micrometer to measure the drill bit diameter.

-but remember certain race series require specific jets and emulsion tubes so read up on any rules if racing.

Brian.

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