Mikuni Install Advice needed
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damn jonjon what everyone should have told you to do with your $$ in your first thread about it was get a freakin 5 speed conversion!!!!!!!!!!!
i always forget you got the auto.
your coming to the bbq right scott?
i got a few repu things gathered for ya if you do.
i always forget you got the auto.
your coming to the bbq right scott?
i got a few repu things gathered for ya if you do.
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Yeah, I'll be there, with cash too. As far as John's auto, I listened to him run around the block after the carb install. Shifting it manually, it sounded like a manual. Should have seen the smile on his face when he got back. It was about that big. I believe he has a manual swap in his future plans.
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I don't know about that. I would LOVE to have the stick, but I really like the convenience of the auto for my DD. I do alot of long trips and it comes really in handy. Plus, I like the response when people find out it's a Auto. Nobody has seen one, its kinda cool, in a stupid way.
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Ok i couldnt wait till morning i went out pulled all 3 cars facing my rx and turned on the head lights so i could check for leaks. It didnt start and I am getting about 6 psi thats to much right? I couldnt find my allen heads to adjust teh presure. We didnt find any leaks so that is always good. What psi should i run i was thinking closer to 4psi? Jon what psi are you running?
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I am sitting at a modest 3psi at the moment. I do believe that this is a little low for my jetting, but does run decent. Mine was a bear to get started after the swap, we definately flooded it. It took some oil down the intake to get it running. Hope you like smoke.
6 PSI is definately too high. You need to get that down. 4 would be a good place to start.
6 PSI is definately too high. You need to get that down. 4 would be a good place to start.
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ok I ll try that. I think i might want to swap my fpr out bc i think its a 4-9 psi fpr. Its really hard to get it down to 4. When i had the dellorto i had it at about 5psi.
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A quick search and I found 33 threads on Mikuni installs. Here is the link to my thread, I have an odd throttle linkage.
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...ght=mikuni+12a
Mikuni carbs are a sidedraft which are reknown for a difficult to remove stumble at around 2000 rpm.
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...ght=mikuni+12a
Mikuni carbs are a sidedraft which are reknown for a difficult to remove stumble at around 2000 rpm.
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Ok so far today I ve got my presure down but still not wanting to start? It almost gets going when i use start fluid. Also it seams to be back firing alot? O well gonna go grab a bit to eat and then go back out there at it.
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