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Offline Peter in Aus

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Amal needle jets
« on: 12.03. 2014 06:37 »
Hi dose any one know if a 0.106 needle jet is a smaller or larger hole than 0.107 in the Amal monablock carbe?
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Re: Amal needle jets
« Reply #1 on: 12.03. 2014 10:00 »
Hi Peter,
The number on the needle is the actual size of the hole through it,

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Re: Amal needle jets
« Reply #2 on: 12.03. 2014 14:43 »

 So, to go another step, a 107 is bigger than a 106, which in turn means 107 is richer than the 106. I had to go 105.
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Re: Amal needle jets
« Reply #3 on: 13.03. 2014 12:46 »
Thanks duTch that is what I wonted to know *smiley4*
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Busselton West Australia
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