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Old 01-07-2013, 11:48 PM   #1 (permalink)
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1996 Indy 500 Liquid Cooled jetting

I've got a plain jane totally stock '96 Indy 500 Liquid Cooled. Does anyone know what main jets I should be running at around 2000' elevation?
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You should be good with stock jets depending on temperature...Here you go:

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Thanks a bunch. Its got 280s in it right now. The sled didnt have a manual with it so I had no idea what they even came with stock. Looks like the last guy had it jetted for a little higher elevation than here. Thanks again.
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There should also be a sticker on the underside of the hood which has the same information, along with a sticker with the suspension setup information.
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Thanks a bunch. Its got 280s in it right now. The sled didnt have a manual with it so I had no idea what they even came with stock. Looks like the last guy had it jetted for a little higher elevation than here. Thanks again.
Looks like you would want to get it up to 320s at a minimum. Check your pilot as well because that contributes to the total fuel pretty significantly up to about 3/4 throttle. After that, it still factors in but is minimal.
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