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Re: Weber still not quite right
« on: Jan 16, 2010, 09:37:23 AM »
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my idle jets are 60pri and 55sec
my fuel jets are 135pri and 130sec
my air jets are   165pri and 160sec
feels abit lean first half throttle but I would not really call it a flat spot

engine has an RV torque cam, oversized valves and springs
and 2 inch exhaust

those fuel jets are WAY too small

the air jets are also small but not as far off
i want you to start here
 idle jets 55p and 55s
fuel   140p  and 150 s
air    165p  180 sec

ok
I will go with your recommendation

Here are the results... The primarys are real nice. smooth transition. losts of power. I think I will leave them alone now.

The secondarys seemed pretty good before the change but I put your jets in . that combo felt worse. like lots of fuel going nowhere fast. so I put the  original secondarys back in.  I would say its perfect up to the secondarys but with either combo of secondarys I would say its just not worth pushing the throttle down that far because nothing really happens
« Last Edit: Jan 18, 2010, 07:29:57 AM by 79coyotefrg »
1980 4x4
22R with weber carb
L50 5 Spd  4.88  30 inch
1992 3.0 2WD auto

 
 
 
 
 

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