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yesterday spent most of the day on the fosters and messing with the 40s on my mk1 gt, after a poor show at the tuners on the the rolling road I decided to have a good play my self.

I took the 40s of my mk2 and put them on my mk1, jetted to what I thought was best and this morning took it for a test run ( didnt hold out much hope)

But its goes like stink :D and with the new steering conversion feels out of this world on the corners :mrgreen:

It still has a slight miss fire at low reves but when its going its excellent, going to have another play now.

what I found was two of the O rings on the rubish nylex sanwich plates were half out and the tuner had a different sized idle jet in one :?

the O ring thing is obviously my fault as I mounted the carbs and I only discovered this when I sprayed wd40 at the manifold.

the carbs are set up with:

30mm chokes 4.5 auxialry ventoris

45f9 idle

main jet 110

emullsion tube f11

aircorector 180

on a 15prexflow

with a2 cam

I am a lot happier with it now but if anyone sees anything wrong with the above let me know :thumbsup:

Just need to sort the other set out and get them on the mk2 :D

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Well done Jiffer, always a great feeling when you have a running problem and only really find out if you have fixed it when you press the loud pedal.

 

Although my guesses were off the mark I did know it would be something simple!

 

Someone else said on the previous thread that the carbs looked like they were mounted too tightly. I reckon he was right and the O-rings were squeezed out. Hindsight is 20/20 :D In any case well done for perservering! :thumbsup:

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I went to an OSF rolling road day years ago and the first thing they noticed was the huge leak from the misab's, I knew about the air leak but didn't have enough time to fix it.

 

I'm sure he should have noticed that when trying to balance the carbs :?

 

Well done for sorting it yourself though m8, glad you never gave up on it :thumbsup:

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