[31zook]

I didn't put the choke on at all. I sorta just put it on how i found it I went to allcarbs and they will tune it for me for 120per/hr, there is about 3 hours work in dynoing one.

I took it off as my cam came today so i took it down to the rebuild shop and my motor will be ready to pick up at the end of the week, so atleast one of my cars needs to be reliable And as im driving to singo tomorrow i took it off as i didn't want to damage anything by running it to rich or lean.

cheers everyone

[Nik]

So they finally sent your cam

[31zook]

yeah it's here and i've already sent a nice PM to the good man

[Brett]

have a look on ebay for a stoich (think thats right) meter and set it up your self. a few jets and you'll be right. 3 hours to set up a carby is a long time even if you were doing it out on the road. you don't have a huge cam, slow air speed or psi getting jammed in there so it should be a pretty quick set up

[31zook]

i googled and ebay'd stoich, what is it? what does it do? man if it cost less then a dyno then i would be cheering

[DMAC]

Fuel/air ratio meter.
Stoich appears to be a term for a Lambda of 1. Ie. 14.7/1 Air/Fuel ratio.
or an allowable level around Lambda.

Plenty of gauges here

I'm no expert on the subject just did a quick google and read.
For a full run down Nissvit has a thread about tuning this way.

http://auszookers.com/index.php?name=Fo ... ght=lambda

[Sack]

DMAC wrote:

Plenty of gauges here

You'll need more than just the gauge though, you need the actual measuring unit. I've found this to be the best value AFR setup on the market.

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/INNOVATE-DB-BLUE ... 075wt_1167

[DMAC]

Sack wrote:

DMAC wrote:

Plenty of gauges here

You'll need more than just the gauge though, you need the actual measuring unit. I've found this to be the best value AFR setup on the market.

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/INNOVATE-DB-BLUE ... 075wt_1167

Agree.
So if you run a carby you would have to install a O2 sensor into your exhaust for it to work?