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Weber Jet advice

I would like your advice on what size jets to run.

Track only car.

Weber 40's

2.0L six
69S spec heads
GE60 cams
10.5:1 Pistons
Race gas
36mm choke tubes
1.5" headers

Thanks

David

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Old 05-06-2009, 06:52 AM
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I don't have jetting sizes for you but regardless of what you get you'll find each engine is a little different and you'll want to dyno tune or buy a wideband O2 guage. I just put a guage in my car and found an excessively rich mixture. I was able to quickly tune my carbs to a much more optimum AFR.

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36mm venturis on a 2.0 litre seem a bit on the big side.

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