ThatsDax rt High Performance Carburetor

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nitrofreak3

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Dec 20, 2014
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Not sure if this helps, but any way.. I just got my dax rt carb, and model my intake at 45* angle to clear seat post. Started with #85 jet to rich. Went down the line to the #65, lost bottom but cleared out up top.. a little lean. I left my index bit set at work so no way to measure jetting size, I twist four strands of speaker wire to compare. Not very accurate to say the least. But the jet that came in the carb from dax was spot on. A little four cycling at top until run wot for a bit, after warmed up and cleared out she don't skip a beat. And has great bottom end pull. Very happy with carb for what it is. P.s. I used my stock cable, I had to short in the 45* angle post that comes with carb about .350" then on the slide I used a 1/8 ball end debut dermal and made room for stock cable endo to sit up straight.
 

djpass7

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Oct 13, 2014
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The stock jets in the rts are 70 but mine actually measured to be 71. mine happens to be spot on in jetting also. Glad its working out for you.