Q: jet OEM nr.

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Re: Q: jet OEM nr.

03 Jul 2015 09:58
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Any decent machine shop, tools supplier will stock or have access to, drill bits that are so tiny, they're thinner than a cat whisker
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Re: Q: jet OEM nr.

03 Jul 2015 12:13
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missionkz wrote: Any decent machine shop, tools supplier will stock or have access to, drill bits that are so tiny, they're thinner than a cat whisker

:laugh:

Damn, I don't have a cat, will the dog work :S
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Re: Q: jet OEM nr.

03 Jul 2015 12:25 - 03 Jul 2015 12:30
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No eBay APP ID and/or Cert ID defined in Kunena configurationMaybe something like this:

www.cmlsupply.com/mini-micro-drill-bit-s...XWv8YCFQeBaQodvkMOaw


www.gearhob.com/eng/design/drill_eng.htm
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Re: Q: jet OEM nr.

03 Jul 2015 13:22 - 03 Jul 2015 13:26
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may be.... I think ....


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may be you did find #38 slow pilot jets for the Keihins CV34.....
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Re: Q: jet OEM nr.

03 Jul 2015 14:44
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yeekim wrote: Yes, it's a MIKUNI on that link.
This drill is a bit big I think :S :S
I need #40 but on that set is the smallest #60.
Or is the flow rate on the jet, not the size?

No 81 is the smallest.
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Re: Q: jet OEM nr.

04 Jul 2015 11:07
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With less experience, he might think the large number means large diameter.... just thinkin' outloud.
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Re: Q: jet OEM nr.

04 Jul 2015 11:14
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+1. For number drills, the larger the number, the smaller the hole.
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Re: Q: jet OEM nr.

04 Jul 2015 11:20
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Shame on me :blush: :blush: :blush:

But what is equivalent for #40 jet?

Once again: on KEIHIN jets
it's a size of hole ?
it's a flow rate?
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Re: Q: jet OEM nr.

04 Jul 2015 11:54
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Yeah it would be too easy that way. I went down to 60's on my Mics. Still too rich. Not by much. I'll wait until I put in my 10.25/1's before I F with it anymore. For the price it was worth having them. It looks like they go down two sizes in between 60 and 6.5. That's good, I should be able to find that "sweet spot".
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Re: Q: jet OEM nr.

04 Jul 2015 13:11
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Sorry, but is all that drill s**t metric, imperial or universal?
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Re: Q: jet OEM nr.

04 Jul 2015 15:02
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They appear to be in inches. There's another listing in metric but it doesn't help.
www.cmlsupply.com/mini-micro-drill-bit-s...1-80-pin-vise-combo/
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