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| grantjd |
 May 21 2020, 10:46 AM
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Newbie  Group: Members Posts: 9 Joined: 29-January 09 From: CO Member No.: 9,997 Region Association: Rocky Mountains  |
Car setup:
74 2.0 Stock 2.0 heads 2056 w/ EMW jugs and KB pistons Weber 40's I'm looking to set up my 2056 for street use in the 5500'-9000' elevation range. I live just outside Denver, and this car will see primarily mountain canyon roads and street driving at a minimum of 5500' elevation. The highest octane fuel we have commonly available out here is 91. I do not want to have to seek out anything higher. I currently have EMW's G cam. Advertised: EMW G 287 x .430 Web 86 273 x .423 Web 86a 290 x .435 I bought this car with the dual carbs. Im not opposed to trying to piece together a stock FI system, but I already have everything for the carb setup. Comments on the G cam vs an alternative? Looking to set C/R @ 8.5:1 for use with the 91 octane, comments? Thanks! |
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grantjd 2056 setup, Carbs, High Elevation May 21 2020, 10:46 AM
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