Sudco jet needles

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DTH

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• Apr 24, 2002

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Could anyone tell me which needle is leaner the BEL or BEK from Sudco. Thanks DTH

 

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shr

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Apr 8, 2002

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• Apr 24, 2002

• #2

The "BEL" would be leaner..., but as far as I know, Sudco does not list a "BEK" needle.

 

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DTH

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• Apr 24, 2002

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Thanks for responding shr. I should have asked which is a leaner needle a BEL or a CEL. Not a BEL. My mistake! Thanks

 

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shr

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• Apr 24, 2002

• #4

DTH, the BEL would be leaner in the lower mid range ~ the top end.

 

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knobbytracks

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• Apr 25, 2002

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How does the CEL compare to the stock needle on a 2001 KDX 200 (I think 1174???)? Would it be good at around 4500-8000 ft ?

 

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knobbytracks

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• Apr 26, 2002

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HELLLOOOO... Is anyone out there? (refer to previous post)

 

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• Apr 27, 2002

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CEL is richer above 3/8 and the BEL richer below all things being equal.

CEL and BEL have the same L1 length and the needle with the greater taper "C" acheives the arbitrary L1 diameter is less distance so the taper starts lower on the needle.

CEL is a viable choice for performace oriented jetting in the 200, start in the 3rd clip and feel free to experiment.

how does the stock needle work at 4500-8000 ft? you might try cel-2 with a 42 pilot and a 150 main for starters or pick up James Deans jetting guide for $ 20.00 at jdjetting .com

 

Last edited: Apr 27, 2002

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DTH

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• Apr 28, 2002

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I'm in the process of trying the BEL-2, but the weather hasn't cooperated. At the present time I have 40 pilot BEL-2, 152 main PS about 1-1/2 out. I had a CEL-2 . I'm just trying to clean up the plug. I can't answer your question about the 4500-8000' I'm at 1200ft. Thanks all for responding. Really appreciated. DTH