Kit WEBER de micro-forêts calibrées pour gicleurs de carburateur avec mandrin et 24 diamètres

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WEBER Carburettor Jet Micro Drill Set

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SKU: PAF9802405000
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This calibrated micro drill set is designed to help you find the ideal sizing for WEBER carburettor jets. It allows you to carry out sizing tests without having to purchase numerous jets in different sizes, some of which may otherwise remain unused.

Using these precision micro drills, you can determine the desired jet size. Once the correct calibration has been established, you can simply order the jets corresponding to your chosen size.

Applications – Compatibility

  • Carburettor jet adjustment and calibration

  • Suitable for tuning WEBER carburettors

Technical Specifications

  • Brand: WEBER

  • Type: Calibrated micro drill set with chuck

  • Purpose: Determining carburettor jet size

  • Contents: 1 chuck and 5 micro drills per diameter

  • Number of diameters: 24 sizes

Included diameters:

  • 0.4 mm

  • 0.5 mm

  • 0.6 mm

  • 0.7 mm

  • 0.8 mm

  • 0.9 mm

  • 1.0 mm

  • 1.1 mm

  • 1.2 mm

  • 1.3 mm

  • 1.4 mm

  • 1.5 mm

  • 1.6 mm

  • 1.8 mm

  • 2.0 mm

  • 2.1 mm

  • 2.2 mm

  • 2.3 mm

  • 2.4 mm

  • 2.5 mm

  • 2.6 mm

  • 2.8 mm

  • 3.0 mm

  • 3.2 mm

Benefits

  • ✔️ Helps identify the correct jet calibration

  • ✔️ Avoids purchasing numerous jets for testing

  • ✔️ Allows precise determination of the desired size

  • ✔️ Includes a chuck and 5 micro drills per diameter

  • ✔️ A practical tool for WEBER carburettor tuning

WEBER Authenticity and Expertise

PAFClassic 🇬🇧 is an official WEBER distributor. All carburettors offered are genuine WEBER products, manufactured at the Magnetti Marelli-licensed production facility in Spain.

PAFClassic has access to over 11,000 carburettor and spare part references, as well as the WEBER technical library, to help you find the correct parts for your carburettors.

We always recommend choosing genuine WEBER parts. Copies available on the market may have inconsistent manufacturing quality and may not be compatible with original parts, particularly in terms of jet sizing, which can prevent correct calibration.