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Come On "Q" Guys!!!!!!!!!
Needles & Jets
I just adquired the Edelbrock calibration kit. The kit contained this Items:
4 Primary Jets
(.040"), (.050), (.052), (.054)
5 Primary Metering Jets
(.072), (.073), (.075), (.076), (0.077)
Among with secondary Metering Rods, Metering Rods Hagers, Power Piston Springs, ETC.
THe funny thing is that It came without intruction, and I have no clue what goes with what. PLEASE HELP
Can you please advice wish goes with wish..
Thanks,
Mike
I just adquired the Edelbrock calibration kit. The kit contained this Items:
4 Primary Jets
(.040"), (.050), (.052), (.054)
5 Primary Metering Jets
(.072), (.073), (.075), (.076), (0.077)
Among with secondary Metering Rods, Metering Rods Hagers, Power Piston Springs, ETC.
THe funny thing is that It came without intruction, and I have no clue what goes with what. PLEASE HELP
Can you please advice wish goes with wish..
Thanks,
Mike
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I'll get the ball rolling for you.I'd try the .040 or the .050 primary rod along with the 0.73 or 0.75 jet,you can go with the bigger ones if your car tends to run lean with the headers.I'd also go with the PURPLE power spring.Most guys use the DR secondary rods with a alphabetically low hanger letter(i use an "e"hanger).I'll assume you know how to tear one of these carbs apart if you've bought the kit.
Don't be afraid to experiment alittle,especially with the secondaries.
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From: Littleton, CO USA
Car: 82 Berlinetta/57 Bel Air
Engine: L92/LQ4 (both w/4" stroke)
Transmission: 4L80E/4L80E
Axle/Gears: 12B-3.73/9"-3.89
fulo, you've got mail.
In additon, I'd recommend you getting a good q-jet book (even if you did have instructions for the kit). Doug Roe's book "Rochester Carburetors" is a good one. Got mine from amazon.com.
In additon, I'd recommend you getting a good q-jet book (even if you did have instructions for the kit). Doug Roe's book "Rochester Carburetors" is a good one. Got mine from amazon.com.
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