This is pretty self explanatory.
To lean the carb you move the entire float
bowl up and down.
It is mostly made from Holley stock parts.
BTW Mark S, if you are building a P-port from scratch
you could keep one small side port for each rotor
for the idle system.
Paul Lamar
Why do you need the throttle plate with a slide throttle? I wish we
could come up with a low pressure carb set up that could be made using
off of the shelf parts. It seems fuel injection has pushed carb
technology to the way side, If a proportioning electric valve could
replace the needle and seat and a linear relationship could be
established for fuel air mixture so that an analog electronic system
could be built. We would not need lookup tables.
I like the idea of placing it right by the slide throttle.
Joe Berki
Limo EZ
This is much simpler and cheaper than that. Yes it uses off the shelf
Holley carb parts. No new tech here. Just age old carb tech. More dwgs
soon. We will also need a fuel primer pump we can probably buy off the
shelf from AC Spruce.
Paul Lamar
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