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Dellortos
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Hey fellas, just got a quick question about my setup.

I have recently removed the old A12 engine from my 1200 ute, and replaced with an A15 engine.

The head is an oval port (GX i was told).
Twin side draught Dellorto DHLA 45's.
4 into 2 into 1 Extractors.

Only mod done is I have ported the head to suit the manifold as they were a larger oval, gave the head a light grind to blend the flow instead of a steep lip.

The problem is that it is running extremely rich. The carbies, head and extractors come off another engine that i do not know the details of. possibly hi comp, cam etc.

Does anybody know the size of the jets i need, and where i can get them?

Any help would be appreciated. Cheers

Posted on: 2008/9/7 6:03
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45s are for a flat-out race engine. It is supposed to run rich. I suppose you can lean them out. Maybe someone here has done this before and can advise further.

Posted on: 2008/9/7 6:34
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Carby setup shoud be somewhere near:

Choke - 37
Main Jet - 140
Emulsion Tubes - 7772.8 or 7772.7
Air Correctors - 180
Idle Jets - 40/7850.2
Accel Pump Jets - 30 or 35
Aux Venturis - 7848.3


Hope that helps

Posted on: 2008/9/7 9:18
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Re: Dellortos
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yeah 45's are to big the smallest practical choke size for 45's is 34mm. 34mm at 1 choke per cylinder will be good for about 400cc per cylinder.
you only have 372cc per cylinder i wood suggest 31mm chokes or 32's as the max
so 1's thing to do is to sell the the 45's and by 2 x 40's dellortos and get 31mm chokes wen it comes to chokes for street car 1 size to small is better than 1 size to big.
BUT needle valve ' float level ' main jet 'emulsion tubes ' air corrector jet ' accelerator pump jet ' idle jet & venturis must all be the right size.
then you will love these cabs do all of this in is worth it.
in my opinon without a cam the cabs will not make a lot of difference something like a wade 240 grind is good for street and springs must go now.

Posted on: 2008/9/7 9:30
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i have 2 pairs of dhla 40's one pair stripped the other complete they also have 32mm choke pm me if your intrested

Posted on: 2008/9/7 9:36
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Re: Dellortos
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Yeh thanks heaps for your help fellas, I'll chase up some prices for the jetting, and maybe a cam and hi comp pistons, also look into getting some 40's for the time being.

cheers!

Posted on: 2008/9/17 3:08
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