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I am starting my carb build for 2.4 s piston solex cammed engine. In my research it looks like 34mm venturi sizing is correct. Any feedback from those that have been there?
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The chart calls for 135 mains. This would probably work out ok in combo with the F3 tubes. I think that the F26 tubes lean out the mains at a lower rpm than the F3 tubes and thus you get a similar transition with either combo - smaller mains not leaned by the emulsion tube or larger main leaned earlier by the F26 tube.
I think I have too much spare time today!! |
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