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Texrx 05-30-06 09:15 PM

Calling all Dell'orto owners/tuners
 
Alright guys I'm attempting to compile all the info I can on the Dell so I can put together a set of spreadsheets that will calculate the *ideal* setup for a any vehicle under any cicrumstances. I know this is going to be a monumental task but IF I can pull it off I'm sure it will be very useful to those of us who use the Dell, as well as giving a good foundation for Holley,Weber, Nikki, etc.

PLEASE POST THE INFO IN THE SIMPLEST FORMAT POSSIBLE AS THIS MAY SAVE MY EYESIGHT AND SANITY. :MissileSm

DriveFast7 05-31-06 10:41 PM

check out gruntled.com. Info on my 12a streetport jetting is there.

+ search this forum, I put my 13b SP jetting here too.

Texrx 06-03-06 12:58 PM

Got it and got it bro! Any thing else you can add as far as explanations, formulae, etc. would be greatly apprciated. The more I read the more I find out I really don't know jack about carbs :)

speedturn 06-05-06 09:14 AM

The Dell'Orto is an Italian copy of the orginal masterpiece, the Italian made Weber carb.

Read this article http://www.mazspeed.com/carburetorfacts.htm that I wrote in 2000 about carb tuning advice. I did not put any specific Dell'Orto jet sizes in that article, but the carb tuning theory about venturies, main jets, air jets, etc applies to all carburetors. I now have another 6 years Weber experience since I wrote that article. About the only thing out of date in that 6 year old article is that now I do not recommend Yaw carbs for 4 barrel applications anymore, simply because Paul Yaw seems to busy to work on them now. I would now recommend a Sterling carb for 4 barrel street applications now.

Texrx 06-07-06 12:00 AM

^Excellent man thanks. I have been into carbs for about 6 years and thought I had'em figured out pretty well but the more I look around the more I learn. :)


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