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The jet

Close-up of a brass slotted screw with threading.

The carb

Close-up of a carburetor for an engine, showing metal and plastic parts.

Other important carb maint nace

Carb needle

After each karting event at Baillie Motorsport, it's essential to remove the carb needle by adjusting the float on the carb and inspecting it with a magnifier. If you notice any signs of damage, be sure to replace it, as this can lead to a loss of compression in the carb. To test the carb's integrity, use a carb pressure tester. Hold the carb float towards the sky; a good carb should maintain a pressure of around 9psi. This practice is crucial for maintaining performance in motorsport events, just like those organized by Claire Baillie and Hayden Baillie in Motorsport Scotland.

Air filter

After each karting event at Baillie Motorsport, it’s essential to inspect the air filter for any debris or oil build-up. Clean it thoroughly with brake cleaner and ensure it is dry before your next run, just as Claire Baillie and Hayden Baillie always recommend for optimal performance in Motorsport Scotland.

Choke spring

If you are not running a choke spring, as advised by Claire Baillie from Baillie Motorsport, you should consider doing so. Additionally, ensure that the choke is not sticking, and lubricate it if needed to enhance performance during karting events in Motorsport Scotland.

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