I've seen this dozens of times, and think I even printed it out once, but I can't seem to find it anywhere. Can someone post this again please?
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jet size to drill bit chart
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 armuss |
jet size to drill bit chart |
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Posts: 764 (06/09/06 10:27 AM) Senior Member |
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ridelord |
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Posts: 3398 (06/09/06 10:33 AM) G.O.T.F. Member |
if a 130 jet =1.3mm
then the closest inch drill sizes are 105 jet - #59 drill (actual 1.04mm) 110 jet - #57 drill (actual 1.09mm) 115 jet - #56 drill (actual 1.18mm) 120 jet - 3/64 drill (actual 1.19mm) 125 jet- no close equivalent 130 jet - #55 drill (actual 1.32mm) |
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hi mcdonnough |
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Posts: 416 (06/09/06 11:37 AM) |
So these are just a hole straight through? I thought there might be a little bit of a taper to them.
If they are a straight shot then I'm gonna drill some 110's I have. Thanks, Steve |
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Posts: 0 (06/09/06 11:40 AM) |
FAQ !
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ridelord |
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Posts: 3398 (06/09/06 11:57 AM) G.O.T.F. Member |
Technically, I believe they are tapered. But many guys for many years have been drilling them out and their bikes are running great.
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hi mcdonnough |
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Posts: 416 (06/09/06 12:03 PM) |
Well, looks like I'm off to storm the castle!!
I'll see if I have the right bits and give it a shot. Steve |
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snuffymanson |
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Posts: 4419 (06/10/06 1:16 AM) |
Thanks Ridelord , that went to my documents !
Kenny Walk your own path , let others walk theirs .
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chasdog |
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Posts: 1382 (06/10/06 5:30 PM) Senior Member |
yes yes yes - thank you - onto my cd-rw of ................
"honda trivia tech shit ya need to know" |
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Posts: 0 (06/11/06 4:22 PM) |
When you drill them, you have to hold the drill bit in a pin vise rather than a drill press or you run the risk of making them over sized. Also, the finish is pretty rough compared to a factory reamed jet.
Ya know, in my experience, it's better to just buy the jet you need. I mean they're only $3 or $4 bucks each. |
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snuffymanson |
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Posts: 4419 (06/11/06 7:55 PM) |
Ah , a rough surface is never good for flow , I hadn't thought
about that one . With that in mind I will just get new ones . But I'm thinkin drill out some used ones just for a comparison . Won't lose anything by trying . Kenny Walk your own path , let others walk theirs .
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R7Chop |
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Posts: 1075 (06/12/06 10:54 AM) |
I drill em all the time....works great....a use for all those stock jets laying around...
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