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wanderer
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air correction jets..

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so i've been rebuilding my carbs.... first one was missing one of the air correction jets, no big deal. I ordered a set of two from expedition imports with the only part # I could find in the manual. when I got them, they were labeled 210. the original is labeled 230, I replaced them both. Now, I get to the second carb and they are both 230 as well. will the 210's make a big enough difference that I should try and find the 230's elsewhere? also if anyone has a part # on those I'd appreciate it. I need to order a piston pump anyway, as the one in my second carb was in pieces.
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Yes they need to be the same. If you dont want to rereplace your new ones you just ordered go to a buy a set of jet files or go to race engine builer and see if they have a set you can borrow. They are about $15 for an econo set.
I like to "fine tune" my VW carbs with files.
a pair of 210's can easly be opened up to to 230
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Mine have got 200's fitted, wondering whether I should open them up a bit to help with my rich running problem?
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