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Performance difference between CEK and DEK needle?

Posted: 07:21 pm Apr 06 2011
by Little Jeff
Was just wondering what are the performance differences in these 2 needles? I have all the RB mods. The new carb came with a DEK needle and a 150 main jet. Bike has a CEK needle w/clip in 3rd pos, 40 pilot jet and a 152 main jet. Bike's head is set up for race fuel as is my KTM 300. It makes it easy for me to run the same fuel and premix in both bikes. I ride all woods, no racing or anything like that. Bike runs pretty good the way it came setup from RB, but was curious as to what the other needle (DEK) is like in performance.
Thanks for any info
Little Jeff

Posted: 07:31 pm Apr 06 2011
by Tedh98
My experience is the DEK is smoother and the CEK has more of hit.

Posted: 08:45 pm Apr 06 2011
by scheckaet
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Tedh98 wrote:My experience is the DEK is smoother and the CEK has more of hit.
yup!

Posted: 11:52 am Apr 10 2011
by TWMOODY
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Tedh98 wrote:My experience is the DEK is smoother and the CEK has more of hit.
yup!
yup yup

Posted: 06:18 pm Apr 10 2011
by Mr. Wibbens
yeppers

Posted: 05:17 pm May 26 2011
by kkim
From where can I order a DEK needle?

Posted: 05:31 pm May 26 2011
by scheckaet
RBD is a good source.

Posted: 06:15 pm May 26 2011
by Mr. Wibbens
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scheckaet wrote:RBD is a good source.

Just be sure you have good email manners with the sensitive fugger :wink:

Posted: 06:23 pm May 26 2011
by Julien D
I get my needles and jets from Jets-r-us. They're great to deal with.

Posted: 07:23 pm May 26 2011
by Mr. Wibbens
I just go down to any local bike shop, they all carry a nice assortment

Posted: 08:04 pm May 26 2011
by kkim
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juliend wrote:I get my needles and jets from Jets-r-us. They're great to deal with.
Thanks. I looked on their site and found the needle. I'd like to support RBD, but doing business by money order was a slow process for me. I had my head and carb done by Ron and am very happy with the work, but the sales process was a real teeth pulling experience. Great guy... and I'd trust him to do any work I need done to my motor, but for something like a needle, I'd look for a more streamlined method of purchase.

Thank you for all your responses.