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Old 11-24-2014, 12:30 AM
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. Primary jets per engine size... 300" #60-62 ... 350" #64-68 ... 400" #70-74


. As a ball park figure... depending on engine build and focus of MPG vs Power... may have to experiment to get the ideal size... when dyno tuning with a O2 sensor on each of 8 cylinders, may end up with a different size jet for all 4 corners of the carb...


. Secondary jets or plate may be about 6 numbers higher to match the primary jet size + power valve...
 
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Old 11-24-2014, 07:03 AM
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Thanks for the info. Not going to dyno the engine so I'll just have to use your info and see where it gets me.
 
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I'm running an AED wideband meter, called the Failsafe. It is a wonderful tool for tuning and only cost about $250. Sure lets me dial in a carb easily.
 
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