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Title: Any one running 3 webers on a red? Post by: Addo on March 12, 2008, 10:48:44 AM Playing with a set of twin, yes twin not triple, 45 sidedrafts on my 202 in the old girl (through a 4 barrel manifold) and was just wondering if any one running triples could give me a starting point for choke sizes and jetting. I'm dropping down to 34mm chokes (from standard 36) but figure what works with triples might be a good starting point for this set up.
Thanks. Addo. Title: Re: Any one running 3 webers on a red? Post by: Addo on April 13, 2008, 12:44:36 PM Ok just took the time to "photobucket up" so to speak, so maybe this will work. Ignore the untidy wiring, bodgy throttle linkage and crimp in the fuel line, but this is the set up in it's teething stage. After trial and error the answer seems to be 34 mm chokes, 195 mains f7 emulsion tubes 205 airbleed and f9 65 idle jets.(maybe70's) And make sure you don't have to adjust your tappets in a hurry! (http://i305.photobucket.com/albums/nn219/addofc/IMG_85082.jpg)
Title: Re: Any one running 3 webers on a red? Post by: smithy on April 13, 2008, 04:50:04 PM i like it ;D, looks like an attractive setup addo.
needs to be polished :D :D :D :D is that a custom intake or one off the shelf? nice one dean Title: Re: Any one running 3 webers on a red? Post by: Addo on April 13, 2008, 05:59:47 PM It's a Seton manifold with an adapter to suit a mk2 hiflow. I was after an early Caine style 4 barrel manifold but went with what was on hand. It's a bit of a weird set up but it's a way of getting multiple webers under the bonnet without cutting into the firewall. Wether it performs is yet to be prooven, I'll let you know. Still tinkering with the idle circuit and waiting on jets.
Not into too much polish under the bonnet, just like it clean and workable. Addo. |