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Who has fitted the vhbh from the tdr The carb was running a 142 main jet I was told to use a 170 will I also have to change the atomiser an the other jet

or do you only need to change the main jet 



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Who told you to use 170?

To be honest in all instances, you should always Jet to Suit.

Different fuel types, health of engine and amongst a variety of other things will cause jetting to vary slightly.

www.dt125r.co.uk/topic/32/how-to-carburettor-tuning

Should give you a good indication on what to do to get the jetting spot on.

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Calum122 wrote:

Who told you to use 170?

To be honest in all instances, you should always Jet to Suit.

Different fuel types, health of engine and amongst a variety of other things will cause jetting to vary slightly.

www.dt125r.co.uk/topic/32/how-to-carburettor-tuning

Should give you a good indication on what to do to get the jetting spot on.


 A guy on the face book page told me to use 170 he has the same carb 

my engine has just been rebuilt 



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dan28 wrote:
Calum122 wrote:

Who told you to use 170?

To be honest in all instances, you should always Jet to Suit.

Different fuel types, health of engine and amongst a variety of other things will cause jetting to vary slightly.

www.dt125r.co.uk/topic/32/how-to-carburettor-tuning

Should give you a good indication on what to do to get the jetting spot on.


 A guy on the face book page told me to use 170 he has the same carb 

my engine has just been rebuilt 


 Says it all really. Some guy on Facebook. What does he know that makes him so knowledgeable about your particular bike.

Needless to say, disregard what he says. I could explain why to the nth degree. Ot you could take my word.

 



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