Tuning 62mm Geers carb on P-port
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I had this carb in my drag rx2. I had all kinds of problems with it. Machining inside was not done correctly. There was a big metal shaving blocking the fuel ports. Fixed that then had throttle shaft problems, float problems. Just like your having I had to constantly dick around with the carb and ended up selling it and switched to EFI. I did manage 10.7 in the quarter mile. My main problem is when I would launch the car and the front end would come up the float would rise causing fuel to spill in and bog after launch. Also, would starve for fuel at the end of the quarter Mile even with an extended fuel bowl. If you want to stick with a carb then I would recommend 51 weber or Gene Berg 60. I like using f3 emulsion tubes, f65-70 idle jet, 100-130 air, 245-265 main, 44-46 chokes. You will have to play around to see what works. Also do yourself a favor and buy a good wideband so you can tune correctly and faster.
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I had this carb in my drag rx2. I had all kinds of problems with it. Machining inside was not done correctly. There was a big metal shaving blocking the fuel ports. Fixed that then had throttle shaft problems, float problems. Just like your having I had to constantly dick around with the carb and ended up selling it and switched to EFI. I did manage 10.7 in the quarter mile. My main problem is when I would launch the car and the front end would come up the float would rise causing fuel to spill in and bog after launch. Also, would starve for fuel at the end of the quarter Mile even with an extended fuel bowl. If you want to stick with a carb then I would recommend 51 weber or Gene Berg 60. I like using f3 emulsion tubes, f65-70 idle jet, 100-130 air, 245-265 main, 44-46 chokes. You will have to play around to see what works. Also do yourself a favor and buy a good wideband so you can tune correctly and faster.
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As you put in smaller and smaller venturies in a carb, then it sucks stronger, so your main jets needed to go smaller too, and your air jets needed to go larger.
Jaycee took my Weber 48IDA and machined it larger for me; this was back in 2004. I was very happy with the quality of his work. No problems at all with it after all these years.
Jaycee took my Weber 48IDA and machined it larger for me; this was back in 2004. I was very happy with the quality of his work. No problems at all with it after all these years.
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I had this carb in my drag rx2. I had all kinds of problems with it. Machining inside was not done correctly. There was a big metal shaving blocking the fuel ports. Fixed that then had throttle shaft problems, float problems. Just like your having I had to constantly dick around with the carb and ended up selling it and switched to EFI. I did manage 10.7 in the quarter mile. My main problem is when I would launch the car and the front end would come up the float would rise causing fuel to spill in and bog after launch. Also, would starve for fuel at the end of the quarter Mile even with an extended fuel bowl. If you want to stick with a carb then I would recommend 51 weber or Gene Berg 60. I like using f3 emulsion tubes, f65-70 idle jet, 100-130 air, 245-265 main, 44-46 chokes. You will have to play around to see what works. Also do yourself a favor and buy a good wideband so you can tune correctly and faster.
Sold the 62mm and got a 51mm from JayCee, bought an intake from Rotary Shack wich by the way was a joke, from the welding to the fitment, was able to make it work but still need to make anew one as it still wont sit flush with the engine in order to get the carb straight with the correct level, took the car to the dyno and got 235hp but ran out of time keep tunning, ended with 250 main gas 130 air, 80 idle and 120 air holder, f11 tubes. Getting a new aluminum intake fabricated by a local shop and going back with 42mm and test again, at this time I was able to get rid of the lean spot at 2k by increasing the pump jets to 60mm and using the 42mm, currently have 65 idle 100 air holder went down to 215 main gas and I think 130 air, feels good, will go back to the dyno once the new intake is completed.
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