I think the title says it all





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Holy crap! Gives new meaning to the term extended float bowl. And I thought mine was big.

 

not sure how to feel if my car had a bigger ... nevermind. pretty interesting find, though.

 

"oh I see your float Bowl is as big as mine"

 

Hey! Put that thing away! You might frighten the Civic girlies!

 

What's the point?

 

This example was taken to the extreme, but on high revving/horsepower applications the stock float bowl on a weber IDA can be bleed dry and leave you with a serious lean situation on rotary engines. I dont know if this problem exists on side draft carbs. There are two fixes for the problem one is to enlarge the float bowl capacity the other it to get a larger needle valve.
I did both on mine, but I did the internal expansion increasing capacity from 95cc to 120cc. I also have a 3.5 needle valve, so hopefully with any luck I will not have a problem with fuel starvation.

I think the dremel is one of the best inventions of the 20th century.

 

thats disgusting!!! i like the job you did on yours searnot, clean job! did you get your float yet? im anxious too see how good it works

 

show off!! here's mine.

 

I should have it next week. Along with my BOV and greddy gauges next week should be fun



You have better tools but mine effective By the way next picture is showing off!!!!!! You like fruit????

Cause thats a serious Apple

 

nice and I cant get them since its out of production. But Im happy with my toys.

 

Hey wacky,

I like the oil cap on the first picture and the clean set up on the second. Man my under hood right now is just an opened up carb with some rags over it right now. Hopefully I will be putting it back together next week. Thurday-ish, if I'm lucky.

Can you do me a big favor????? I dont know if you have any control over your fuel pump but if you have time in the next week can you pull the air filter off one of your IDA's and with the car off but fuel pump on, pull one of the emulsion tubes out (preferably the one near the fire wall) and look inside and tell me the fuel level inside the vacant hole in relation to the venturie port.
That will give me a reference in getting my float level set. being that the filled floats I have been working with dont work on weber settings since they are heavier and who knows how the one above will need to be set at. Damn guessing game
Thanks,
Sean