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#73903 02/26/2007 3:53 AM
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Just finished up the install of Langdon's Carter/Weber carbs on my Offy manifold. Hooked up both auto chokes, set the fuel pressure for 3.5 psi, a little squirt of starter fluid and it fired immediately. Did a quick "by ear" carb sync, backed off the idle speed screws equally, hooked up the linkage. Idle mixture out of the box gave me 19" vacuum.

Best part is that it drives like a dream. Haven't had a chance to check the mileage but I'll be disappointed if I can't nurse out 20 mpg.

Another satisfied Langdon customer! Pic in "Tips and Tricks".

Dave


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#73904 02/26/2007 6:11 AM
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If you start having problems with too much choke, don't be afraid to disconnect one. Usually that's all you need and it makes it easier to adjust. But if it works the way you have it, leave it be.


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#73905 02/26/2007 6:22 AM
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Dave,

Your work on the intake manifold, carbs, linkage, and tubing is impressive and an inspiration.

Very nice.

Tim

#73906 02/27/2007 1:16 AM
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Lookin' good, Dave!

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