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Martinc might be able to answer this..
The Flow commander evens out the air flow between carburetors. It also allows you to jet the carbs, then adjust the air to match? Is this right?
Then the dial a jet adds an additional source for fuel to be added. So you want to be jetted about 15% leaner so the new system can fill in with more atomised fuel.
So if you use both systems would you start by fitting the dial a jet first? Get that working, then add the flow commander to fine tune?
Please post some more real info, not a fancy advertisement for the products like the web site.
Thanx in advance...
:boobies :boobies :boobies :boobies :boobies
The Flow commander evens out the air flow between carburetors. It also allows you to jet the carbs, then adjust the air to match? Is this right?
Then the dial a jet adds an additional source for fuel to be added. So you want to be jetted about 15% leaner so the new system can fill in with more atomised fuel.
So if you use both systems would you start by fitting the dial a jet first? Get that working, then add the flow commander to fine tune?
Please post some more real info, not a fancy advertisement for the products like the web site.
Thanx in advance...
:boobies :boobies :boobies :boobies :boobies