john sachs
Well-Known Member
I have NO CLUE, without actually working on it. Start small on the thunder jet, see what areas are affected, and work from there. To be 100% accurate, find a good dyno tuner in your area. Seat of the pants, is not too accurate. ANYTIME, I do an engine build, map or tune, it is always backed up with dyno results.SO for example in my cas, 107 with S&S 600 cam.
I am on a .33 intermediate jet, and a .76 main with a .50 air bleed.
what would be the starting set up with 3 circuits? sizing wise, and what rpms ranges are the splits then?

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