Carb question
10-10-2006, 12:30 AM
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Carb question
My carb recently went out, and I'm thinking about going bigger, so when I start modding I'll already have it on the car. My car is completely stock, and i was thinking about going with something like a 570cfm or 600. But if I adjust the carburetor right, will my car run rich, or should it be alright, considering it isn't a really big carburetor? I'm completely new at carb's and thats why I'm looking for some advice.
10-10-2006, 12:38 AM
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RE: Carb question
ORIGINAL: 84redfox
My carb recently went out, and I'm thinking about going bigger, so when I start modding I'll already have it on the car. My car is completely stock, and i was thinking about going with something like a 570cfm or 600. But if I adjust the carburetor right, will my car run rich, or should it be alright, considering it isn't a really big carburetor? I'm completely new at carb's and thats why I'm looking for some advice.
My carb recently went out, and I'm thinking about going bigger, so when I start modding I'll already have it on the car. My car is completely stock, and i was thinking about going with something like a 570cfm or 600. But if I adjust the carburetor right, will my car run rich, or should it be alright, considering it isn't a really big carburetor? I'm completely new at carb's and thats why I'm looking for some advice.
10-10-2006, 01:03 AM
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RE: Carb question
ORIGINAL: randy78045
What do you mean your carb went out??? And if what you had served it's purposes, going to a bigger carb isnt going to do much for you... in reality, what ever you choose to do, you need a dyno with gas analysis... a proper tune and jetting is the solution... not just simply bolting on a bigger carb....
ORIGINAL: 84redfox
My carb recently went out, and I'm thinking about going bigger, so when I start modding I'll already have it on the car. My car is completely stock, and i was thinking about going with something like a 570cfm or 600. But if I adjust the carburetor right, will my car run rich, or should it be alright, considering it isn't a really big carburetor? I'm completely new at carb's and thats why I'm looking for some advice.
My carb recently went out, and I'm thinking about going bigger, so when I start modding I'll already have it on the car. My car is completely stock, and i was thinking about going with something like a 570cfm or 600. But if I adjust the carburetor right, will my car run rich, or should it be alright, considering it isn't a really big carburetor? I'm completely new at carb's and thats why I'm looking for some advice.
10-10-2006, 01:22 AM
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RE: Carb question
Ok, I got two different answers. One says it'll run fine, the other says it'll flood. I want to know, because I don't want to end up buying two carburetor's in like a 3 month span if I can just buy one now. But I also don't want to buy one and let my car run like garbage for those 3 or so months.
10-10-2006, 01:27 AM
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RE: Carb question
ORIGINAL: 84redfox
Ok, I got two different answers. One says it'll run fine, the other says it'll flood. I want to know, because I don't want to end up buying two carburetor's in like a 3 month span if I can just buy one now. But I also don't want to buy one and let my car run like garbage for those 3 or so months.
Ok, I got two different answers. One says it'll run fine, the other says it'll flood. I want to know, because I don't want to end up buying two carburetor's in like a 3 month span if I can just buy one now. But I also don't want to buy one and let my car run like garbage for those 3 or so months.