montgob1
Husqvarna
A Class
Good stuff there
Thanks for clearing that up!! Now i have another brain teaser.. We all know that larger slide numbers equal a larger cut out of the slide bottom for more air flow, larger slide number=leaner. What i have never been able to track down with the Mikuni's is what that number represents exactly.
I am pretty sure that with Keihins, the number represents the angle of the cut, larger angle cuts further into the slide. But the cuts start at the same point. The number has nothing to do with millimeters.
I was told that Mikuni numbers represent the millimeters of material removed, but that would mean a fixed angle constant through all slide sizes. WHat i did to my 4.0 was machine the stock cut out 1mm larger based on the diameter of the circle.
Does anyone know what mikuni slide numbers mean exactly??

I am pretty sure that with Keihins, the number represents the angle of the cut, larger angle cuts further into the slide. But the cuts start at the same point. The number has nothing to do with millimeters.
I was told that Mikuni numbers represent the millimeters of material removed, but that would mean a fixed angle constant through all slide sizes. WHat i did to my 4.0 was machine the stock cut out 1mm larger based on the diameter of the circle.
Does anyone know what mikuni slide numbers mean exactly??