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Originally Posted by Dave1695
Thanks for the feed back gentlemen, sounds like the change from 57 to 44 rods should show something, either good or bad. Plus changes by percentages will help in the future. The small change that I made (57 to 55) was probably too small to mean anything. Plus DA that night was at 1100 feet on last run, probably wanted way more fuel. Thanks again, appreciate the advice.
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Dave, the tendency of QJets is to run rich as air flow increases (rpms going up). Secondary metering rod changes alone don't always fully address this. Also, the primary side can contribute close to 40% of the total fuel flow at W.O.T.
Hope this helps. -Al