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				 Posted: Mon Apr 28, 2008 6:27 am    Post subject: SB18-1 | 
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				Lynn,
   
  SB18-1 also says for my serial number (988) the  needle jet is 276 (which it is) and the Bing needle is in the second  position from the bottom.
   
  Chuck
  PS I like this forum better than  yahoo.
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		Lynn Matteson
 
 
  Joined: 10 Jan 2006 Posts: 2778 Location: Grass Lake, Michigan
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				 Posted: Tue Apr 29, 2008 11:55 am    Post subject: SB18-1 | 
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				I agree on this forum, Chuck....much better than the other.
 
 JSB018-1 says my needle is 4A138AOD-2 which it is not. Mine is  
 4A138AOD-1, which I assumed was a "1" groove needle, and by actual  
 inspection it is. I seem to recall that Jabiru used a proprietary  
 needle on the later carbs, and maybe they felt that one groove was  
 enough, and didn't want the average joe messing around with tuning  
 the various needle positions....I guess they were wrong. : )
 
 Incidentally, I switched from the 276 needle jet to the 278 jet, and  
 it did not make a difference worth noting. I had been told it would  
 drop EG temps about 30° F. If it did, then weather conditions were  
 also different, so the change was not noticeable. I'm planning on  
 drilling my old 276 out to a larger number than the present 278  
 (still in engine) and see if the EGT change is noticeable. I'd rather  
 not drill it myself, relying on the "factory" drilling to be more  
 accurate, but I figure I'll never go back to the 276, so why not give  
 home drilling a go....I've got a lathe, so I can't hurt it too  
 much....a whole lot better than holding it with pliers and having a  
 neighbor wobble a drill in there. : )
 This I would NOT advise!
 Lynn Matteson
 Grass Lake, Michigan
 Kitfox IV Speedster  w/Jabiru 2200
 flying w/490+ hrs
 
 On Apr 28, 2008, at 10:24 AM, Chuck Deiterich wrote:
 
  	  | Quote: | 	 		   Lynn,
 
  SB18-1 also says for my serial number (988) the needle jet is 276  
  (which it is) and the Bing needle is in the second position from  
  the bottom.
 
  Chuck
  PS I like this forum better than yahoo.
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