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Originally Posted by SB
(Post 4794715)
Okay, that cam is not big. It has been used a bunch in mild 350 marine engines. The 218/224 112 even more. And several with the 224/230 112LSA.
Stock exhaust fine with with your cam It should use very near box stock jetting from any 650 built correctly from the manufacturer. Thats why I am more looking at the carb because it dosent want to dump the fuel in. When it should be pig 🐖 rich with the jets I got in it. |
Originally Posted by fbc25el
(Post 4794754)
It sounds like you need the boosters to come in quicker. I would go with 2 emulsion @1 & 3 at .028 and drop the HSAB to .069.
Think I really got a feed problem now that I wrote it all out and read back through the yours and my posts. Fuel system is making psi but not making volume. Had that happen with the turbo car. More toys on the way........I will keep you guys posted |
You've got a mismash of carb components. A body from this, metering blocks from some where else, etc. Without a wet flow bench it's going to be a guessing game to get it right.
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Originally Posted by Smitty275
(Post 4794900)
You've got a mismash of carb components. A body from this, metering blocks from some where else, etc. Without a wet flow bench it's going to be a guessing game to get it right.
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Forgot to ask what size needle & seat ?
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Originally Posted by fbc25el
(Post 4794919)
Forgot to ask what size needle & seat ?
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Can you just try a known good stock carb? That engine shouldnt need anything special carb wise. Also 36 degrees is too much, should back it down to 30 to 32 with vortec heads. I think you would be closer to 350ish horse with that cam and setup.
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Originally Posted by Mr Maine
(Post 4794935)
Can you just try a known good stock carb? That engine shouldnt need anything special carb wise. Also 36 degrees is too much, should back it down to 30 to 32 with vortec heads. I think you would be closer to 350ish horse with that cam and setup.
I have not seen signs of it pinging or heard it even as lean as it is but I can back the timing off a few degrees if we really think it will run better. The hp numbers are negotiable as I am not going to take it out just to prove the numbers but we built it with the same setup as one my friends did have on the dyno it made 418. I guess if I did take it out and put it dyno I could find my carb problem....lol |
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Originally Posted by Tfmech
(Post 4794980)
part of the arsenal for the weekend
Originally Posted by Mr Maine
(Post 4794935)
Can you just try a known good stock carb? That engine shouldnt need anything special carb wise. Also 36 degrees is too much, should back it down to 30 to 32 with vortec heads. I think you would be closer to 350ish horse with that cam and setup.
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