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Jet Jon conversion cavitation
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<blockquote data-quote="wlockerb" data-source="post: 354148" data-attributes="member: 14245"><p>You think just elongating what I have will solve my cavitations issues? Why would it be fine with someone on the front and then be back to cavitating with just me?</p><p></p><p>Yeah, I did run the screw all the way in and the more I leaned it out the better it performed but It still bottomed out. I would call it a bog when I go full throttle. Just gets deeper sounding. Doesn't really sound like an rpm increase and as I said the plug is a very dark brown but not black like I would expect. The carb is an aftermarket mod. Its an sbn 44 and I guessed on the jets based on reading another forum. 2.0 needle and seat with 80 gram spring, 115 pilot jet, and 145 high speed jet. Think I may be a bit rich on both ends but I just bought 3 jets for each in 2.5 increments. </p><p></p><p>Also, I went to a 15 degree prop from stock so I am thinking about going to a 21 to get some speed back if I don't get the desired results from jetting.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="wlockerb, post: 354148, member: 14245"] You think just elongating what I have will solve my cavitations issues? Why would it be fine with someone on the front and then be back to cavitating with just me? Yeah, I did run the screw all the way in and the more I leaned it out the better it performed but It still bottomed out. I would call it a bog when I go full throttle. Just gets deeper sounding. Doesn't really sound like an rpm increase and as I said the plug is a very dark brown but not black like I would expect. The carb is an aftermarket mod. Its an sbn 44 and I guessed on the jets based on reading another forum. 2.0 needle and seat with 80 gram spring, 115 pilot jet, and 145 high speed jet. Think I may be a bit rich on both ends but I just bought 3 jets for each in 2.5 increments. Also, I went to a 15 degree prop from stock so I am thinking about going to a 21 to get some speed back if I don't get the desired results from jetting. [/QUOTE]
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