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Jetting weber IDA's for 2.5 engine

Hello, I please ask the advice of you experts to setup my 40 Ida webers

Here are the details

2.5 engine with 86mm JE 9.7:1 compression, 35mm intake and exhaust ports, 46 I and 40 E valves, E profile camshafts, bursh exauhust

7000 rpm maximum

I live in Mexico City at 7,200 ft above sea level

The car is a hot street car and will have little track days


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Eduardo


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Thanks Gary
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My motor has nearly the same specs as yours, except I am running 8,5 CR. Mine is a SS 2,5 with a 66mm stroke and a 90mm bore.

32mm venturis
135 main jets
65 idle jets
110 idle air
170 air correction

With your CR and altitude perhaps you could start one size smaller on both the idles and mains.
Only way to know for sure it to get it on a dyno.
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Just finished rejetting a set of IDTPs for a Jerry Woods built 2.5 with GE60 cams for use at 6000ft. I converted the IDTPs to IDA specification & re-jetted with a happy customer (vintage 911 & 935 racer):
  • 34mm main venturis
  • 145 mains
  • F3 emulsions
  • 170 air corrections
  • 60 idles
  • 100 idle air bleeds

I recommend for you, since you already have them:
  • 34mm main venturis
  • 140 mains
  • F3 emulsions
  • 180 air corrections
  • 55 idles
  • 110 idle air bleeds (OEM in IDA Webers)

Per Trackrash, you will want to drive the car to evaluate transition onto the main circuit and if possible a dyno run to validate top RPM/power mixture. It is not necessary to perform a dyno run (dynos are easy to access today but jetting was successfully accomplished before they were so commonly available) but there is a process to be performed.

The 34mm venturis may be a little big for your E-cams so per Trackrash the 32mm venturis with 130 mains would be good.

It appears you are using Filtron filters (non-OEM air cleaner) so 170 main air correction jets should be used in lieu of the 180 jets.

All of these variations will get you close to good but you will want to perform some AFR testing to confirm.

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