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Old 06-10-2006, 11:29 PM   #1
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Jetting spec for one of your F/A

Do you guys have a jet spec for adding a flame arrestor to a SeaDoo 720 single carb motor? I found one (new)in a box of stuff I had in the garage and since I have to pull the carb apart to replace the needle and seat i was going to install the F/a too. I need high, pilot and Needle/ seat. Most have told me to go up by two points on the jets and put in a bigger N&S with a lighter spring since the manifold pressure(vaccum) will be a little lower. Any thought?
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Old 06-12-2006, 02:41 PM   #2
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Re: Jetting spec for one of your F/A

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Do you guys have a jet spec for adding a flame arrestor to a SeaDoo 720 single carb motor? I found one (new)in a box of stuff I had in the garage and since I have to pull the carb apart to replace the needle and seat i was going to install the F/a too. I need high, pilot and Needle/ seat. Most have told me to go up by two points on the jets and put in a bigger N&S with a lighter spring since the manifold pressure(vaccum) will be a little lower. Any thought?
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Va... should meter with screws... Bn38I series unless you have alot of other things done to it. Power tune it you shouldn't need much more than 1/2 turn over stock.
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