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Zenith Stock Jets needed

Some people here on the board thought that my car from "up north" might have smaller jets and thats why I still get popping.
I live at sea level.
Well, I found out that they do indeed. The main's are 115's
(stock 120) and the others are 85's ( stock 90 )

Does anyone here have the stock jets ? If not, where might one find these parts and what might they cost ( gulp )?

Even better, anybody need to trade their stocks for leaner?

Thanks in advance

Michael

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michael,
I have 6 mains and 5 idles I took off my Zenith's when I rebuilt for a 2.7. I'll measure them at work tomorrow to verify they are what you need. If they are they are yours.

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If you can stomach it, Motormiester stocks jets for both weber and zenith

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