[TPR] Jet extenders

[Asa Jay Laughton]

A little googling might answer it, but before I do, I take a stab at it 
based solely on the description.

I would imagine the jet extension is something that fits on the actual 
jet, around its circumference and extends into the fuel bowl.

In a static condition the tube fills with fuel.  When the vehicle is 
running, it's sucking fuel from the tube.  If the vehicle takes a nasty 
turn, or hill, the suction in the tube will keep the fuel in the tube 
even when the rest of the fuel sloshes away from the jets, thereby give 
the driver a moment to correct, or get of the turn or over the hill, 
whatever before the fuel again levels out to a position that would 
normally cover the jets.

Total speculation on my part mind you.

After running to a car show today with my new A/F gauge working, it 
looks like I'm running extremely rich at idle and fairly rich at cruise 
speeds.  I need to do some tuning.

Asa Jay

Asa Jay Laughton - W7TSC, MSgt, USAFR, Retired
&  Shelley Marie
Spokane, WA
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