Can get my mixture rich enough- Weber 44 IDF |
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Can get my mixture rich enough- Weber 44 IDF |
tornik550 |
Jun 10 2012, 08:05 PM
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Just installed a innovate air fuel gauge. I have always suspected that my mixture was lean. The gauge now confirms it. At idle my readings are about 10.5-11.5. At 4k rpm the readings are about 12. Of coarse, when I let of the throttle, the numbers go up to around 13. I have played around with the setting quite a bit- the changes do make changes however still not getting me close. Here is what I have- dual weber 44 idf's 60 idles (lean even with three full turns of the idle mixture screw) 150 mains 190 air f11 tubes (I don't remember what I set the float height to- 11mm? however I don't think that would mess up my idle mixture?) 2258 engine scat 45 cam (.507 lift, dur 262 at .050") 9.5:1 CR 2.0l heads 44intakes 38 exhaust my three theories- -just need to keep going up on jet size (just seemed like mine were getting a bit big) -float issue may actually effect idle mixture? (doubt) -possible that my gauge is wrong. I see no reason to believe that. I had just calibrated it and it is installed correctly according to the instructions. |
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