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#1 DCNF Jetting/setup
ronald_loulan Posted on: 2010/2/18 1:58
Hi guys,im wondering wat DCNF jetting u guys uses for ur moded or std engine? Juz for reference for every1.

Engine Specs
Nissan Vanette C20 A15 1500cc
Australia Regrind Cam 270⁰ 6.5mm Lift (Stock 240⁰ 5.5mm)
Skimmed Head 0.5mm
Wider Valve Angle (3⁰ - 5⁰)
Std valve clearance spec (Cold 0.30mm)

Fuel System
Weber DCNVA 36
Main Jet = 125
Air Corrector = 200
Emulasion Tube= F24
Pump Jet = 50
Idle Jet = 45
Auxilary = 3.5
Choke = 26mm
Japan Fuel Pump 4psi (Build in regulator)

Ignition System
MSD Blast 2 Racing Coil
Performance Plug Cable (Low Resistance 2k ohms)
IK20 Iridium Plug
A15 Electronic Dizzy
Ignite at 12⁰ BTDC without vacuum port

Exhaust System
A15 4-2-1 Extractor
1.6” Piping
2 Center bullet
Rimus Muffler


#2 Re: DCNF Jetting/setup
ddgonzal Posted on: 2010/2/18 4:29
Quote:
wat DCNF jetting u guys uses

We don't use DCNF carburetors, not sure if any club member does.


#3 Re: DCNF Jetting/setup
ronald_loulan Posted on: 2010/2/18 4:48
i think most of the members uses twin Dcoe or Dhla...


#4 Re: DCNF Jetting/setup
ddgonzal Posted on: 2010/2/18 5:05
Or PHH40s like is the favorite in Japan.

Or Weber DGV, which is a favorite in USA and Australia.


#5 Re: DCNF Jetting/setup
benny Posted on: 2010/2/18 7:27
DCNF weber's are much like an IDA or IDF weber. they are a dual throat synchronous downdraught carb. I have a pair of 40DCNF's i want to try on an A-series at some pont. As for jetting i would reference the calcs and charts used to determine the jets used in DCOE webers.. I think it would give you a good starting point or baseline.

Also an added bonus for there use, would be on LHD B110 models, i reckon they would clear the brake master cylinder.
benny


#6 Re: DCNF Jetting/setup
ronald_loulan Posted on: 2010/2/23 13:37
DD,in Malaysia most ppl uses DCNF(performance) or DGV(Spirited Driving)..
For racing or drifting,we use DCOE or DHLA or Solex... :)

Benny,y dont u use twin side draught??
Coz they cant clear the brake master cylinder??


#7 Re: DCNF Jetting/setup
LittleFireyOne Posted on: 2010/2/23 14:50
all of his are RHD, I'd say it's an exercise in alternate performance possibilities. And why not, they're a compact little jigger that packs enough punch for Ferarri






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