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how wells does pats rejetting calculator work? 
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Does pretty good unless you have a Mac - then it doesn't run at all.
Bob
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Check Pants
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Check Pants
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I hear its more accurate for the 790 motors.
Pretty close but not dead on for the 865s.
Bottom line it gets you very close so you can tweak from there.
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Quote:
Does pretty good unless you have a Mac - then it doesn't run at all.
yeah, I've never seen the calculator  
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The calculator is a very good starting point. I found it to be a little rich but your elevation and other variables may give a different result. All and all worth having.
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I used it to calculate the jet size I needed after installing TORs. Now I ain't no techy but Pat's calculator said I should use 123.5 mains. After the tune I had done at the dealer I asked what size mains he put in. "124" was the answer. "Well," I said... "that's pretty much what I figured should go in there," and I walked away making it seem as though I really knew what I was talking about.
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basically what it is a start pt. I know myself I wouldnt have had a clue where to start, now due to my elevation and whatever I have tweaked from there.All I can say is she runs like a top....thanks pat
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