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We all know how expensive it is to play jet swaps
in your multi webered L series.
An acquaintance who was into racing Alfa GTV's in
the 1970's told me that he used to alter the jets in the weber carbs
by using a jet reaming tool. Basically its a multi stepped drill that you
insert in the jet orifice and drill it out to the next size larger, then repeat
until you get the to size that works best.
Here's the tricky bit, when they wanted a smaller
size, no probemo, just solder up the orifice in the brass jet after measuring
its size,and drill out to a smaller size using the jet reamer.
Anyone heard of these jet reamers and/or used the
soldering and redrilling trick to alter carby jets?
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