Idle air screws
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Re: Idle air screws
Qft 1250, where r u guys setting your level in the sight glass? And with .003 on the main bearing and 21/2 on the rod, what weight oil and what kind? I got access to some Brad Penn for 6 bucks a qt.
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Th
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Th
tconnection- Posts : 866
Join date : 2009-02-17
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Location : Alma, Ga
Re: Idle air screws
Qft 1250, where r u guys setting your level in the sight glass? And with .003 on the main bearing and 21/2 on the rod, what weight oil and what kind? I got access to some Brad Penn for 6 bucks a qt.
Thanks
Th
Thanks
Th
tconnection- Posts : 866
Join date : 2009-02-17
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Location : Alma, Ga
Re: Idle air screws
Never use sight glass. Use brass plugs. At idle set the float so that the fuel will trickle down the side of the carb if you bump the car. Otherwise no trickle...
kim- Posts : 700
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Re: Idle air screws
tconnection wrote:Qft 1250, where r u guys setting your level in the sight glass?
Thanks
Th
Experiment with setting it a bit higher and lower, (as long as the is no sign of booster dripping), until the vehicle runs the best.
Then mark it and set THAT combination there, all the time.
Re: Idle air screws
Randy's advice is best.. I typically didn't have the luxury of days of testing. It was carb rebuild and bolt on... So the quickest way to establish a "decent" tune was to use a preset fuel level, and then tune around it. The fuel level in the bowl is the "fuel pressure" for the various circuits for the carb. It is another "tune-able" option. One size does not fit all. Instead of pulling jets and playing with air bleeds, the simple twist of the float setting can net gains or losses.
Ensure you don't have fuel siphon at idle through the booster. Ensure your not creating a huge fuel slosh issue up vent tubes... but the beauty and simplicity of the carb, is the detriment that you have to play with it ALOT to get everything "perfect". And then perfect is only really perfect for that combination, AND atmospheric condition.......
Ensure you don't have fuel siphon at idle through the booster. Ensure your not creating a huge fuel slosh issue up vent tubes... but the beauty and simplicity of the carb, is the detriment that you have to play with it ALOT to get everything "perfect". And then perfect is only really perfect for that combination, AND atmospheric condition.......
kim- Posts : 700
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Re: Idle air screws
I lowered my floats down. The fuel is only showing about an 1/8 or so above the bottom of the sight glass. So far when I rev on it it's alot more clear. I gonna see about getting a video running it down the road tom and post it in my build section.
Thanks
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tconnection- Posts : 866
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Re: Idle air screws
tconnection wrote:I lowered my floats down. The fuel is only showing about an 1/8 or so above the bottom of the sight glass. So far when I rev on it it's alot more clear. I gonna see about getting a video running it down the road tom and post it in my build section.
Thanks
We need videos of it on the back wheels @ about 45*
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Re: Idle air screws
tconnection wrote:I lowered my floats down. The fuel is only showing about an 1/8 or so above the bottom of the sight glass. So far when I rev on it it's alot more clear. I gonna see about getting a video running it down the road tom and post it in my build section.
Thanks
Free reving it will tell you little ... driving it and racing it will make a difference.
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