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HS6 JET identification
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both should be .100.
vivdownunder
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For HS6 SU's, AUD9148 is the jet for the rear carbie, and AUD9149 for the front carby, which is why they'll both be 100's. They are handed to suit the fuel bowls mounted to the front of the front carby, and rear of the back carby.
90's were only used on the smaller diameter SU's.
Viv.
90's were only used on the smaller diameter SU's.
Viv.