IFR Question
#51
I've got the idle good on mine. In first gear if I'm doing 5 mph it runs in the 16:1 range. At cruise or when I let my foot off the gas it goes to 16:4 and misses. I went to 33 hi air from 36 and same thing. At cruise I don't think I'm in the primary circuit but the transition circuit. Any ideas?
Last edited by valley firearms; 08-06-2010 at 12:13 AM.
#52
wonder what the others have to say. sounds like a lean cruise to me or maybe throttle plate position. i have a similar effect between holley street avenger and demon. if I shove (higher revs, no throttle to slow down (engine braking)) then in the demon the mixture goes lean (which i don't mind at all at this point), but in the holley it was always skyrocketing 25:1+ with the bangbang in exhaust. no idea why. i blamed initial throttle plate position a bit too far closed.
#53
what i mean is that transmission circuit always includes idle circuit. I'd open each of the 4 mixture screws by 1/16th of a turn and see if that makes a difference. if not, I'd check on throtte plate position (both).
#55
. The engine is not under a load when this occurs. I'll mess with the idle screws first. If that don't work, I'll go a little bigger with the IFR and turn in the idle screws and see what happens.
#57
Yep, I forgot to mention. I did go down from 36 Hi air to 33 with no changes. I did screw the idle mixture screws out a bit. My idle is richer the my lean spot is still there but not as much. I will try larger IFR's and see if that works. I drilled out three sets, going one size larger each time.
#60
i think what they done is to use that one:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/65-66...Q5fAccessories
i think you can'#t beat that one:
http://www.jmeenterprises.com/images...FRONT%2007.jpg
but it's out of my pricerange and I'd prefer 120mph/ 8000rpm gauges.
Starfury is quite right with his comment. would look a lot better the way he's describing it
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/65-66...Q5fAccessories
i think you can'#t beat that one:
http://www.jmeenterprises.com/images...FRONT%2007.jpg
but it's out of my pricerange and I'd prefer 120mph/ 8000rpm gauges.
Starfury is quite right with his comment. would look a lot better the way he's describing it