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Aircooled.Net are VW jetting experts, and will help you jet your carb(s) properly! We carry the jets, and more importantly, the knowledge and experience to get you the correct jets without you buying a bunch of jets you will not use!Aircooled.Net are jetting experts, and will help you jet your carb(s) properly! We carry a lot of jets and sizes that other places do not. Many times jets have been drilled and/or reamed to a size different than stamped, so we always recommend buying new jets if you aren't sure, and do not have tool access to verify their size. Solex, Kadron, Brosol, and Bocar Idle Jets are screwed into the outside of the carburetor, they are not internal, so jet changes are fast and easy!
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Kadrons, use a 50 or a 55 idle, Kadrons often run much better on a 50 than a 55. Also know that there are a lot of guys running 60 and 65 idles on their Kadrons, and those are the guys that fail their emissions tests and get 17mpg instead of 35. While many do not care about emmisions (especially if it's not required anymore for your year), it also means they are washing the oil off their cylinders, and this results in a massive increase in piston, ring, and cylinder wear due to oil dillution. Gasoline is a crappy lubricant!
Solex, Brosol, or Bocar 34-3, or 30/31, use a 60 idle, and a 50 power jet (also called the "Pilot Jet). This seems wierd, but it's because of the construction of the idle and progression circuit (most guys have never ever bothered to look at it closely), which uses both jets (Combined area), in conjunction with 2 big idle air bleeds. The Idle Jet and Power Jet are physically interchangable, but are different sizes. These are often switched on carbs by guys that think the idle jet should be small and the power jet should be big! Make sure the Power Jet (50, in the ANGLED location) is to the rear, and the Idle Jet (65, out the side) is in the front .
30 Series carbs should use a 50-55 idle jet.
If you are at elevation, your engine will be happier with a smaller idle jet. Go down "1" for every 1k' above sea level you are at. So Denver (5k') will be a "-5" from a sea level jetting on the idle jet.
The engine's idle will be based on the IDLE MIXTURE SCREW. Because of this characteristic, it's possible to be idling too lean with a 70 idle jet, yet too rich with a 45 idle jet, depending on how the idle mixture screw is adjusted!
So the idle jet size should be selected based on how it DRIVES on the progression circuit (not how it idles), which are throttle conditions from off-idle to around 1/3 throttle. Obviously a Wideband or a 5-gas Analyzer are best for this, please read our Wideband Tuning article for more insight!
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