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Re: Think my carb is too big [Re: skep419] #445940
09/03/09 05:14 PM
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Ok, that will be good.

The 2 blocks are really the same block. It's just that some blocks have a brass resitrictor pressed into one particular orfice, and the other metering blocks have the restrictor pressed into a different orfice. The both orfices exist in both metering blocks - it's an easy thing to miss.

I'll troll the net and see if I can find a picture for you since no one else posted one.

Jim

EDIT: Found a pic and illustrated the IFRs...

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Re: Think my carb is too big [Re: JimG] #445941
09/03/09 05:39 PM
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I have the one on the left.

I must not have got the wired squared in the holes good enough.

O my god I put the metering blocks on the wrong ends I have got to be the dumbest MF alive I guess im not the car guy I thought I was GO
V-TECH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Re: Think my carb is too big [Re: skep419] #445942
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I have the one on the left.

I must not have got the wired squared in the holes good enough.




Could be.

Whats size is the existing IFR and what size wire did you put in it? That would be helpful to know.

About a month ago I wideband tuned a 750 vac secondary in street 351C in a Mustang. About the same size engine as yours, similar camshaft, same size carb. That combo ended up with a .032" IFR and a .075 IAB. I'm guessing that would be a good place to start in your case. If your IFRs are much bigger than that, you'll need the appropriate sized wire to make it close to the equivalet of that (just as a starting point).

Jim

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Re: Think my carb is too big [Re: skep419] #445943
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O my god I put the metering blocks on the wrong ends I have got to be the dumbest MF alive I guess im not the car guy I thought I was GO
V-TECH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!




Snort! You didn't have to admit that, ya know!

Ask me about the time about 20 years ago when I put a 440 intake manifold on backwards. Yes, it will bolt up!

Re: Think my carb is too big [Re: JimG] #445944
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O my god I put the metering blocks on the wrong ends I have got to be the dumbest MF alive I guess im not the car guy I thought I was GO
V-TECH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!




Snort! You didn't have to admit that, ya know!

Ask me about the time about 20 years ago when I put a 440 intake manifold on backwards. Yes, it will bolt up!




I left the sight up at work and a fellow coworker decided to be funny. Yes I did have the jets backwards.

Re: Think my carb is too big [Re: skep419] #445945
09/11/09 01:29 PM
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I am going to try a little heavier spring in the dist tonight and a larger bushing. Hopefully the mechanical advance will kick in at 1200 full in at 2500. It will idle around 16-18

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