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    yeah it has green metering blocks and base plate taht is the one i have

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    Quote Originally Posted by 383 chev
    yeah it has green metering blocks and base plate taht is the one i have
    Interesting.....Did they come with a tech sheet? Curious what mods they have done!!!!!
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    yeah it has a sheet i will have to find it in the morning and post what is on it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 383 chev
    yeah it has a sheet i will have to find it in the morning and post what is on it.
    Kewl, interested in seeing what the pro shops are doing to the carbs!!! Thanks
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    here ya go dave
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    Kewl, thanks!!! Copied them, see how they match up with the carb we're using....Had it done originally by Vindicator. Gotta check and see if they have these in Dominator size!!!! Those big blocks really like to have a giant shot of E90!!!!!!
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    yeah it seems the more fuel i give it the happier it gets but i think that i may have gone to far with the jets

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    Quote Originally Posted by 383 chev
    yeah it seems the more fuel i give it the happier it gets but i think that i may have gone to far with the jets
    Easy to do. First time we chassis dynoed one, found out we were way too fat, dropped back to a good steady A/F ratio and found a bunch more torque!!! Reading the plugs is about the same as running methanol, takes a good lighted plug magnifier!!! Think we might take the Comet back to the dyno next week mainly just too see what we've lost power wise, over the course of a summer's racing... Should be interesting. Now with the hot weather around here, the consistency that we've found with the E-90 is really paying off!!!!
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    E-90? do u brew your own fuel or is this what is available to you in your area

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    Quote Originally Posted by 383 chev
    E-90? do u brew your own fuel or is this what is available to you in your area
    Home brewed, some E-100 from out at the ethanol plant blended with some pump E-85...
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    hey dave can i run a hotter plug than what i am now. what i have is equivilent to a r44ts but an ngk #7 was wondering if i could go back to my r45ts or maybe a #6 ngk

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    oh wow

     



    hey dave how did the carb comparison go? also i just found this check it out. have yu had this problem
    http://www.carcraft.com/howto/116_07.../photo_15.html

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    yup, that's mainly why we started using an A/F ratio gauge for tuning. Going to have one in each car next year, kind of spendy but curious to see what it's doing on ratio as the weather changes....

    As to the comparison, pretty much the same as the Vindicator carbs we run...
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    Here is a guy in Minn that is doing very well. I've seen and heard this car run. It's probably the best running carb blown motor I've ever seen. It just purrs and can really make some power. He usually has 2-3 other conversions he's done at the local rod meets with him. Nice guy too. He knows his stuff and is easy to talk to.

    check him out
    http://www.e85carbs.com/

    I'd like to do this myself but I'm leaning toward EFI blown.
    Just would like to get away from carbs.
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