Reply to "From Sea Level to 10,023 ft"

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@aircooled posted:
Interesting......OK. so how's this relate to jetting. ? Like how much smaller would you go for instance if you were jetted for sea level ?What would you do for your injection ?.......Bruce

I'll give it a (somewhat) edumacated guess- with 8 data points from 0- 10,000 ft- a (very) rough guide would be aprox 5% reduction in fuel VOLUME every 1200-1500 foot rise in elevation. I mentioned volume specifically because a 5% change in the diameter of a circle is an almost 10% change in it's area (or in the case of a tube, volume). If I'm totally of base here someone with more knowledge please chime in...

@Michael Pickett- when you were correcting was it rich or lean on a regular basis or sometimes one and then the other?

5/18/228:58 PM

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