Reply to "What carbs are you using on your Cleveland motors?"

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If there was a jet database, it would be important to have a wideband refference to go along with it which would be a lot better then generalities which can mean so much to different people. I have seen cars shoot out a smoke trail from being so rich and still talk about how great it runs. In fact a lot of data would be good including everything from jet size, booster size and type even to bleed and feed sizes. And then it would be important to have cam specs, cyl head info, compression/piston info, etc.

Even if 9 out of 10 are unrelevent, it may be possible to match up with 2 similar and compare notes.
Gary

2/28/063:18 PM

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