I can see that Italian GP 150 and GP 200 have different slides, but whats the difference between the two? Is one richer or leaner? Any info greatfully recieved.
Cheers Nick
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yes ,the larger the cut away /the leaner that slide.
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Hi Sean, thanks for the reply. Do you know if the 150 or 200 is richer?
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The (richer) 200 is flat on the engine side wheras the (leaner) 150 has a cutout on the engine side. If you're using a 200 slide you need to use a200 atomiser as well.