Originally Posted by panic
CFM = [(302 * 3500 * 0.8)] / 1728

???

http://www.thecarburetorshop.com/Carburetorsizeselection.htm

CID = 302
RPM = 3500
VE ~= 0.8

I used 3500 as the max RPM he would ever see. If we plug 3000 in for RPM then the CFM comes out to be 396.

Jon


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