Hi Bob;

  Best advice I can give you on this one is install it -- see what happens-- if it doesn't work then give us the info on what happened and then ask your question again. Armed with the info you will get it will be easier to help you diagnose your problem. OK

  "Billy G"   

Thank you, MR. Peabody..thats excactly the answer I needed, before I broke the package open. Out of curiosity..any idea when Fox made this change?..thanx in advance..BOB

  The new uniform taper needles are a little easier to get a good setting with, but are STILL too loose in the threads to keep a good setting without putting a short piece of fuel tubing around the threaded portion between the ratchet knob and needle body face to get and maintain a seal.  They DO screw in a little farther to get the setting and so stay a little more shake proof than before.

  Bigiron

Bob,

There are a few other nice NVA available, which are closer to the OEM Fox spraybar diameter. The ST and a few others' spraybars are significantly larger diameter, which may cause some loss of power - if that is a consideration.

I like the OS and ENYA sets. ENYAs are a bit tricky to locate, but OSs are available from Tower. Either of these will most likely require some 'packing' to center the spraybar hole in the venturi. I use aluminum "backup washers' available for pop riveters: light, soft (easily drilled that last bit to fit smooth and snug), and thicker than brass or nickel plated common washers.

The Fox spraybar is around 0.125". ST is over 0.140". ENYA and OS are around 0.130". The stock Fox 35 venturi minimum diameter is a bit over 0.250", so a bigger spraybar can really restrict the flow. Yes, better 'fuel draw,' but if it cuts power too much, that's not a big help.

Prices are not out of line, either...

Thanks Randy..I did not see it on your site, but would like to order one and need the cost. could you PM me with the info?..thanx again....Hoosier D.