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Topic shift - Weber carbs 1800

posted by  Phil S. on  Tue Feb 4 07:09 CST 2003
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John,

It's going to be different for every motor, so my settings are not going to be of any use to you at all. Even if the motor were a known quantity, the intake manifold length, air horn specifics (or no air horns), header, exhaust system, and timing curve will all have a profound effect on what works best in the carbs. The stuff I'm using will be just plain wrong for yours, as in "not even close."

Not trying to be obscure -- I'd really mislead you if I provided the specifics.






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