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> My Dellorto Jet Combination
Ansbacher
post Jun 19 2017, 10:00 AM
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I know every carb/engine combo is different, but for those of you with dual Dellorto DRLA 40s I thought I'd share a jet combo that finally performs very well on my '74 2.0 Liter. Note, I am basically at sea level here in the Tampa Bay area:

60 Idles
150 Mains
180 Airs
40 Pumps
Emulsion Tube .2
32 Vents
Pump Adjustment Nut almost all the way in.

Maybe this will help someone with a starting point. Took me a couple of years to finally get this right.


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post Jun 19 2017, 02:37 PM
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My dells are set up with 30mm main venturis, 55 idle jets, 135 main jets, 180 air correction jets, and 9164.2 emulsion tubes. I know some of these are a little smaller than the factory settings, but they seem to work well with the current engine (1973 2.0L, Elgin 7008-4 cam [280* duration, .332 lobe lift], Mahle Euro PC set [8.0:1]). The car runs really well (maybe a little bit rich judging by color of spark plugs and exhaust). This set-up used to pass WA State emissions tests back when I lived in Redmond . . . .
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