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Re: Weber 32/36
mikeys_toy
Posted on: 2008/9/25 14:42
try a 60 in the primary progression jet. Every Datsun I've used these on has a lean spot there. If you set your idle at 1700rpm and adjust the idle mixture until it runs smooth, you'll know where you need to go on the progression jets.
 
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Weber 32/36
rhodesy
Posted on: 2008/9/25 7:26
Anyone had luck in getting a weber 32/36 to work right (without any lag or flat spots). I just can't seem to get the carby set right on my 1500. I have tried a few combinations of jets and visited lots of threads but nobody has posted a YES IT WORKS & HERE ARE THE JETS YOU NEED thread. The best combo I have yet is, fuel 140-140, air 145-145, emuls F50-F50 and idle 50-50. Any help would be great.
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