hi,
how hard is it to flow match the twin hitachis on an a14.
would i be best off taking it to a bloke to do or is it easily enough done at home in the comfort of my own garage.
is all i need to do it myself a flow meter???
where can i get one???
about how much $$$$ for one?
im in brisbane if anyone know someone that can do it for me...
ta

Mate its quite simple to do by ear. Get it idling to around where you want. To to this keeping putting your ear next to each carby until the sucking noise is the same or very close to. Some people use a piece of hose to do this. Then just set the mixtures like you would on a normal carby. As you wind the jet in or out the idle speed will increase and/or decrease. Keep adjusting until its it just peaks over the highest rpm and then take it back a little.

Its quite simple to do. Dont worry about flow meters. You will get it very close just by listening. Some people I know have listned and then tested with a flow meter and found that they were nearly spot on all ready.

Cheers

yeah cool, thanks..
that sounds alot easier than what i been reading.
ill give it a go tomorrow,

Yeah mate no worries. If you really get stuck just give me a yell.

Dont worry about been to close it wont make any noticeable difference. Just get it as close as you can and it will be fine.

I must agree with Freak on this, I have rebuilt a few and set them up when I knew nothing about anything, and you can balance them by ear (I recommend 12 inches of garden hose).