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Carburetor

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    Beware! Nomenclature of SI jets & screws is not consistent.
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    Dedalo says:
    I have uploaded a chart indicating the different national nomenclature for jets and mixture screws on SI carbs. The situation can be quite confusing and if you're talking to people overseas, say in Germany, the UK, or in the US, misunderstandings can arise if you're not "tuned" into their lingo.
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