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RDZ 4 Mil Eliminator jetting


Grey

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I got another Banshee on a trade that was never finished. It's a RDZ 4 mil kit, had RDZ OOF's but I bougt some CPI inframes as I plan to make it a duner. It currently has 35 mm PWK's with 6" filters, 160 main, 48 pilot. I'll be running it at Sand Mtn NV which is 4,400 ft I believe. IS this even in the ball park?

 

The previous owner never finished the build and just said the jets in it are what came with he carbs, I want to run it Labor Day weekend but probably won't have time to get it dynoed. What do you guys suggest for jetting to stay safe? I wanna ride this thing!

 

Grey

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Why don't you just call Rob @ RDZ. He is apparently such a stand up fucker. Might get lucky enough and have him answer and do you right, or catch him in a dildo ass tool mode and make you decide to sell his product for a different cylinder set up

 

I tried to call like 4 times today and got no answer.......I"ll try again tomorrow

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On my 4mil stock cylinders I'm running 165 mains, 35 pilots, and cgk needles @ 1500 ft above sea level. I know that your cylinders are actually a 421 but this is just food for thought with PWK 35 A/S, v2, and 6" k&n's.

 

 

Hmmm, so I should be kinda close since I"m higher, but a little more motor.....Maybe I should just put 180's in it?

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Rob probably thinks you are one of the people he owes money to. No way you will need 180s. You will probably end up about 145-155 depending on which needles you use. You will hopefully find the 160s seem a bit rich at 4400 and need to go down a few jets.

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