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Pilot screw in = more fuel or ?
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Pilot screw in = more fuel or ?
Hey
the pilot screw is it : in more fuel less air
or out: more fuel less air
ty.
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Does not affect air at all, simply fuel. Screw out = more fuel.
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great thx :P
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