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Old 08-24-2011, 04:27 AM
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Angry Carby Jet

Thinking about re-jetting my '97 1200 Custom I have a stage 1 S/E A/C fitted & a Bassani Pro Street exhaust.

I have been told that the 27094-88 needle (N65C) from the 1988 Sportster is a good option,
Other option is a "K" Series needle; (KT1.KT3,KT5) from Bob Woods, But i don't know which "K" needle would be best.
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Old 08-24-2011, 12:04 PM
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put you the *48 on the slow side and the *180 on the high side,,,,you will be just fine,,leave the rest as is
 
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Sorry i dont understand your reply
 
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That N65C needle is an excellent piece. That jetting should be a 45 slow jet not a 48 and the main size needs to be 1 size larger than what you which should be a 175. That needle will dump a lot more fuel it so make certain you have the engine to back it up other wise you will just foul a lot of plugs and make your oil get black faster than it should.
 
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