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Racing Fuel Systems • View topic - IDLE AFR QUESTION

IDLE AFR QUESTION

Re: IDLE AFR QUESTION

Postby rgalajda » Sat Oct 28, 2023 12:44 pm

With regards to the “ big HSAB's and the delayed activation was very clear in the car's function when conditions were just so. Made it very clear when the idle circuit was being deactivated.”

This subject or similar has been thrashed before and I for one don’t care which side of the fence anyone is on. And I believe circumstances could sway things. We don't need to go down this road again.

Now here I am voicing an opinion. You guys are good contributors to this forum and appreciated, so I hope we can continue.
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Re: IDLE AFR QUESTION

Postby CDN » Sat Oct 28, 2023 2:33 pm

I started this to understand cruise tuning in a large DP carb. from input here general consensus is work with IFR /bleeds first and in most cases you will be successful
It appears somme carbs can benefit from restricting he TSR and hat s where Im curious when do you go to TSR
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Re: IDLE AFR QUESTION

Postby GTO Geoff » Sat Oct 28, 2023 9:23 pm

Rg,
The 383 4 speed Cuda you mentioned. How much idle timing. Reason I ask:
Just finished dialling in a 850 TQ on a 440 Chys. TF heads, M1 single pan intake, sizeable sol roller cam, man trans.
With the generic 12-15* init timing, idle vac was 11".
With 44* of idle timing [ best idle achieved ], vac increased to 13.5". Idle speed was about 800-900, no tach to verify. Although the idle was not smooth, it was a lot smoother than I expected considering the parts used.
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Re: IDLE AFR QUESTION

Postby Right hand drive » Sat Oct 28, 2023 11:04 pm

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Re: IDLE AFR QUESTION

Postby rgalajda » Sun Oct 29, 2023 10:05 am

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Re: IDLE AFR QUESTION

Postby GTO Geoff » Mon Oct 30, 2023 5:05 am

Good man. You 'get' it!
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Re: IDLE AFR QUESTION

Postby rgalajda » Mon Oct 30, 2023 12:24 pm

This oem Holley carb for the Cuda was very interesting to work on , not at all like an aftermarket Holley. Aside from being a 3 circuit carb, It was a staggered bore with front throttle plates size of a 600 and rear throttle plates size of an 850 . The primary plates were factory drilled .083" ( idle bias air ). The curb idle ports were at the rear of the throttle plate .075".
The metering block used the standard .028" emulsion . PVRC was staggered .072" and .075" . The secondary metering plate was also staggered .093 and .091" jets.
Main jet was #64
IFR .039"
TSR/tube .024"
IAB .066
HSAB .027

SIAB .059
SHSAB .035

The only other change I made was to drill a .030" bypass in the vacuum pod and leave the check ball and original spring. The carb performed very good .
As for the cfm of this carb. Don't know , but definitely over 700 cfm.
This was a complete restoration that I spent a year putting back together for a friend.
The camshaft was 107LSA 227/240 duration Thumper cam.
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Re: IDLE AFR QUESTION

Postby GTO Geoff » Tue Oct 31, 2023 5:07 am

What/where is the 3rd cct?
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Re: IDLE AFR QUESTION

Postby rgalajda » Tue Oct 31, 2023 1:19 pm

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These OEM Mopar Holley carbs are usually referred to as the first 3 circuit Holley carbs. The idle circuit is independant of the transfer slot circuit. Idle circuit/ transfer slot circuit/ main circuit. These are pictures of another one I have on the shelf.
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Re: IDLE AFR QUESTION

Postby GTO Geoff » Wed Nov 01, 2023 5:51 am

I am not sure about the logic. Isn't the t slot fed by the IFR [ idle jet ]?
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