how to calculate blown engines carburation?
#2
Thats easy BIG. Check with Dean at www.nickersonperformance.com he is THE man when it comes to blower carbs.
#6
CFM or what size of carburetor is what I mean. If you are looking at how to set them up jet sizes etc there are many variables that need to be considered. If your guessing I would leave it to the experts.
This is out of an old BDS Blower book I have. What carbs do I need to run and why 2 of them?
The size of carb(s) or CFM required for a given application can be calculated by the following formula:
[(CID x RPM) divided by 3456] x [(Boost divided by 14.7) + 1] = CFM required.
The amount of CFM required will determine carburetor size and quantity. If you try and use a carburetor with less CFM than required, performance and economy will be greatly reduced.
This is out of an old BDS Blower book I have. What carbs do I need to run and why 2 of them?
The size of carb(s) or CFM required for a given application can be calculated by the following formula:
[(CID x RPM) divided by 3456] x [(Boost divided by 14.7) + 1] = CFM required.
The amount of CFM required will determine carburetor size and quantity. If you try and use a carburetor with less CFM than required, performance and economy will be greatly reduced.
#9
ok i know the first part; volumetric efficiency ia taken at %100 in this formula...
according to this back4more should have 1250-1350 ...he has 1335 ..its ok.
paradigm : it looks like you are over-carburated..
according to this back4more should have 1250-1350 ...he has 1335 ..its ok.
paradigm : it looks like you are over-carburated..



