is it safe to run a bigger jet?
That's a pretty rich setup, and would generate less power than a properly tuned set of jets. So I guess the answer is that it's safer for the engine, since there's less power. But you'd probably be better off dropping both jets down in a proper ratio, rather than just adding more fuel if you want less power.
Dave
Dave
Too much fuel can actually be just as harmful as not enough. With excess fuel, its possible for the fuel to get trapped under the piston ringland, and then proceed to ignite, effectively breaking the ringland (which is notably the weakest point in many stock Hypereutectic pistons). Running a slightly larger fuel jet probably wouldn't cause this sort of problem, but FYI, the factory suggested Settings tend to be plenty rich/safe on their own. No need to add even more fuel to an already slightly rich mixture.
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someone tol me it would be fine anyone else?
