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philip metzner
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June 01, 2010, 11:47:40 PM »
Several years ago i bought two new NVA's for my fox .35's. The ones i got have two holes in the spray bar. They are so sloppy in the threads the engines wont run without a piece of fuel line fitted tight between the needle and spray bar. I have two of the original brass spray bars and fox tells me they have new needles to fit them. Do you think that would be any better, or just a waste?
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Philip, I suggest that if you want to repolace the factory Fox NVAs, use the excellent NVA that Randy Smith produces for the Fox 35.
It's a straight drop in but it is turned down to retain the correct venturi throat area.
Cheers, Geoff
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I've been running stock Super Tigre NVA's in my Fox stunt 35's for years. I could not get a consistent run with the Fox NVA.
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