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Okay so I had another thread troubleshooting these carbs but I've found the jetting to be the culprit. I am looking at Bob Tomlinson's suggestions and he is suggesting bw a 1.45 and 1.55 for the main jet. I currently have only a 1.15. I have a 52 for the idle and he recommends a 55. What do you guys think? I am running a stock 2.0.
Also, any suggestions on a vendor for jets? |
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I think you really need an LC-1 or LM-2. The LC-1 is very affordable and with ethanol/gas percentages changing this may be a moving target for all of us.
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I think you really need an LC-1 or LM-2. The LC-1 is very affordable and with ethanol/gas percentages changing this may be a moving target for all of us. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/agree.gif) That really is the way to go, if you want it to be spot on. Regarding the idle jet and air corrector jet change - I have received similar advice an a very different engine from John (a 1.7). Not saying he isn't right, but is often more than one way to skin a cat. A change in air correction jets results in a richer mix throughout the RPM range, but especially at higher RPMS/velocities. You do not not seem to have a problem with getting the idle mix in the ballpark (i.e. setting the best lean mixture at idle), so I don't see the point of changing just the air correction jets. You have a problem with transitioning to the main circuits and it seems like a constant lean condition in that rev range. To me, that suggests you are way off on the main jetting. Again, take this with a grain of salt a numerically smaller air correction jet *could* solve the problem, but may also leave you with a really rich idle that you can't tune out. Aaron is spot on - if you want to be picky, an AFR meter is the way to go. |
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