rotaryshack 45 weber kit,fuel pump?
08-19-13, 07:46 PM
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known good regulator. I had one like this on my Dell setup which was using a
twin FACET fuel pumps at the time and it kills the flow. At idle its fine but at WOT
you won't get the flow you expect because they are junk. Could be your issue.
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/mr...FQFk7Aodk00A7Q
08-19-13, 09:30 PM
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venture im not sure about,
the specs I was told about the jets are as follows
65 fa idle jets
195 main jet
200 air bleeds
300 needle valve
this is what I have written down when I received the carb.
the specs I was told about the jets are as follows
65 fa idle jets
195 main jet
200 air bleeds
300 needle valve
this is what I have written down when I received the carb.
08-19-13, 09:32 PM
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If that regulator is similar to this, then get a real one from Holley or some other
known good regulator. I had one like this on my Dell setup which was using a
twin FACET fuel pumps at the time and it kills the flow. At idle its fine but at WOT
you won't get the flow you expect because they are junk. Could be your issue.
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/mr...FQFk7Aodk00A7Q
known good regulator. I had one like this on my Dell setup which was using a
twin FACET fuel pumps at the time and it kills the flow. At idle its fine but at WOT
you won't get the flow you expect because they are junk. Could be your issue.
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/mr...FQFk7Aodk00A7Q
its a temp solution since im broke after a racing beat trip and this carb setup.
maybe I should look into a proper regulator then.
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