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Plastic piece, clip, then washer.
dannymax
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From the pointy end of the needle....plastic spacer, shim, 'E' clip, washer, spring, large white plastic screw
Rotate the needle until the little tit on the bottom of the plastic spacer fits in the hole in the slide before tightening the plastic screw.
Rotate the needle until the little tit on the bottom of the plastic spacer fits in the hole in the slide before tightening the plastic screw.
vmaxrooky
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ok next question.. where can I get shims at and what order does that go in I'm assuming between the plastic and the e-clip?
ninjaneer
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the shims go in as dannymax says--
i haven't gotten any personally, but the guys say you could get them at Radio Shack.
just an fyi, the"shim" that he speaks of, isn't stock just like maleko89 eludes to
this is the "be careful of the donut nub" i was PMing you about
dannymax said:
vmaxrooky
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checked out peoples set-ups looks like most people with my pipes run stock paj's 147.5 thru 150 main jet and stock needle shimmed at .28-.32 so that's what I'm aiming for..
vmaxrooky
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ya i twisted the needle around till I felt it drop in..
06VMAXIMUS
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You can get the "shims" at radio shack, just ask for the bag of assorted small washers. Someone mentioned that they no longer carry them, but I'm not sure if its true or not. If you get them from them, make sure to mic them up as they are all different thicknesses. De-burr them with a fine file or honing stone, and you should be golden.
I think these are the ones: http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2103391
I think these are the ones: http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2103391
dannymax
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Maybe you could read the responses before asking the same questions over? :ummm:
Oh, and you're welcome.
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Rand-5107
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I don't know how to do links, but if you type this address in I think you'll find what your looking for. home.comcast.net/~onlyone12/carbs1.htm.
