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- | Hitachi DCG-306 V-spec carburetors starting with 1976 B210 California models employed an Altitude Compensator mechanism. So the car runs in tune at sea level and at high elevations and everywhere in between. | + | Hitachi DCG-306 V-spec carburetors starting with 1976 B210 California models employed an Altitude Compensator mechanism. So the car runs in tune both at sea level and at high elevations -- and everywhere in between. |
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Diagram from the 1981 B310 [[Factory Service Manual]] | Diagram from the 1981 B310 [[Factory Service Manual]] | ||
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+ | Same castings with and without the holes drilled: | ||
+ | <br>[http://datsun1200.com/modules/myalbum/photo.php?lid=23416 http://ddgonzal.members.winisp.net/getThumb.aspx?width=400&uri=http://datsun1200.com/uploads/photos/23416.jpg] | ||
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+ | = Early = | ||
+ | Hitachi with 2-hose compensator. | ||
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+ | = Late = | ||
+ | Hitachi with vacuum secondary and 3-hose compensator. | ||
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Revision as of 06:05, 14 July 2011
Hitachi DCG-306 V-spec carburetors starting with 1976 B210 California models employed an Altitude Compensator mechanism. So the car runs in tune both at sea level and at high elevations -- and everywhere in between.
Overview
The Altitude Compensator is a totally automatic operation. It works by the bellows moving per altititude, exposing more or less air to the air bleeds inside the carburetor.
Diagram from the 1981 B310 Factory Service Manual
Same castings with and without the holes drilled:
Early
Hitachi with 2-hose compensator.
Late
Hitachi with vacuum secondary and 3-hose compensator.