July 29, 201410 yr comment_452437 Good stuff Chuck! Try the fuel height at ~ 27-29mm and report back if you can.Also let us know what the jets, tubes, chokes, and motor details are. Data is king. Link to comment https://www.classiczcars.com/forums/topic/43089-tuning-40-dcoe-weber-151-on-an-l24/?&page=15#findComment-452437 Share on other sites More sharing options...
August 2, 201410 yr comment_452654 Great thread here guys, thanks for the information.I have a situation with mine that I'm hoping someone can shed some light on.Dcoe 40's, stock cam l26 f55 idle jets, float level on all set correctly, synced perfectly, timing at 18degrees initial with a recurved dizzy.Cruise afr is 12.5 to 13 but my idle needs to be very rich (9.5) or I get popping through the carbs when transitioning to cruise rpm.Any ideas? Car runs great otherwise. Just a little baffled as to my my idle need to be so rich.Thanks,Dean Link to comment https://www.classiczcars.com/forums/topic/43089-tuning-40-dcoe-weber-151-on-an-l24/?&page=15#findComment-452654 Share on other sites More sharing options...
August 2, 201410 yr Author comment_452656 A few more questions...Need more data...Which F55 jet are you running? 55f855F955F11Also, what Etube are you running and what air corrector and main jetWhat do you consider cruise RPM. So when your idle is at 9.5:1 your cruise rpm is pretty good. You could actually afford to lean it out a bit more in the cruise afr. More info would be nice though before just guessing. Link to comment https://www.classiczcars.com/forums/topic/43089-tuning-40-dcoe-weber-151-on-an-l24/?&page=15#findComment-452656 Share on other sites More sharing options...
August 3, 201410 yr comment_452667 A few more questions...Need more data...Which F55 jet are you running? 55f855F955F11Also, what Etube are you running and what air corrector and main jetWhat do you consider cruise RPM. So when your idle is at 9.5:1 your cruise rpm is pretty good. You could actually afford to lean it out a bit more in the cruise afr. More info would be nice though before just guessing.Idle55f9170 air correctorF11 emulsion130 mains(way too rich,have ordered 120'sCruise is around 2200 rpm Link to comment https://www.classiczcars.com/forums/topic/43089-tuning-40-dcoe-weber-151-on-an-l24/?&page=15#findComment-452667 Share on other sites More sharing options...
August 3, 201410 yr comment_452676 What is your fuel level set to. Link to comment https://www.classiczcars.com/forums/topic/43089-tuning-40-dcoe-weber-151-on-an-l24/?&page=15#findComment-452676 Share on other sites More sharing options...
August 3, 201410 yr comment_452704 What is your fuel level set to.26mm from the base. Link to comment https://www.classiczcars.com/forums/topic/43089-tuning-40-dcoe-weber-151-on-an-l24/?&page=15#findComment-452704 Share on other sites More sharing options...
August 10, 20159 yr comment_475420 Just did some tuning with DR240z. We settled on this:  Engine: Block: L24 Head: Maxima N47 Cam: ~280 duration 0.48" lift  Transmission and Differential: stock 4 speed 3.545  Carbs: 40DCOE151 (3) 30mm Choke Fuel Height: ~30mm down from top of body Idle Jet: 55F9 Enrichment Screws: 2.25 turns Emulsion Tube: F11 Air: 70 Main: 120  A/F Ratios: Idle: 13.5 60mph cruise on flat: 15.6 70mph cruise on flat: 14.5  WOT runs 12-13  After setting fuel level to 30mm down, we first tuned by selecting a jet for cruise at 60mph that was near stoich (~15:1) and could be dialed to slightly rich for a smooth idle(~13:1).  The 55F11 did the trick.  We then checked the effect of the main on cruise. The car had a 115 main when the fuel level was 25mm down. We tried a 125mm main with the fuel now at 30mm down but it dropped the 70mph cruise to 12.5 w/o doing much to the 60mph cruise. We settled on the 120mm.   Tuning data:   The car runs crisp with no bogging nor rich fuel smell.  Nice even mocha coloured plugs to boot.  No popping or backfiring under load, over run, or at any rpm.  Success.     Edited August 10, 20159 yr by Blue Link to comment https://www.classiczcars.com/forums/topic/43089-tuning-40-dcoe-weber-151-on-an-l24/?&page=15#findComment-475420 Share on other sites More sharing options...
August 10, 20159 yr comment_475435 Just did some tuning with DR240z. We settled on this:  Engine: Block: L24 Head: Maxima N47 Cam: ~280 duration 0.48" lift  Transmission and Differential: stock 4 speed 3.545  Carbs: 40DCOE151 (3) 30mm Choke Fuel Height: ~30mm down from top of body Idle Jet: 55F9 Enrichment Screws: 2.25 turns Emulsion Tube: F11 Air: 70 Main: 120  A/F Ratios: Idle: 13.5 60mph cruise on flat: 15.6 70mph cruise on flat: 14.5  WOT runs 12-13  After setting fuel level to 30mm down, we first tuned by selecting a jet for cruise at 60mph that was near stoich (~15:1) and could be dialed to slightly rich for a smooth idle(~13:1).  The 55F11 did the trick.  We then checked the effect of the main on cruise. The car had a 115 main when the fuel level was 25mm down. We tried a 125mm main with the fuel now at 30mm down but it dropped the 70mph cruise to 12.5 w/o doing much to the 60mph cruise. We settled on the 120mm.   The car runs crisp with no bogging nor rich fuel smell.  Nice even mocha coloured plugs to boot.  No popping or backfiring under load, over run, or at any rpm.  Success.     Not too sure if this is important to note: Set up was carried out at 1250 feet above sea level and temp was 70 F Link to comment https://www.classiczcars.com/forums/topic/43089-tuning-40-dcoe-weber-151-on-an-l24/?&page=15#findComment-475435 Share on other sites More sharing options...
September 17, 20204 yr comment_606104 Reviving this thread as I'm a few years behind y'all... L28/e88 combo with bone stock, albeit fresh, internals.  DCOE 42. 135 Main 165 Air 55F2 idle F15 emulsion 45 Accelerator ? Choke (haven't measured them) 50mm slide in velocity stacks  Car starts and idles great, but I'm pig rich at WOT (10:1), looking good at idle and cruising idle (13.5:1), and wildly lean at tip in (18:1).  My guess is a previous owner went rich across the board to mask the lean tip in as much as possible. I'm trying to get the AFRs better step by step and my question is whether success has been had to bigger acceleration jets?  Leaning out my idle jet (F8 to F2) improved my driving idle, and accentuated my tip in lean spot.  Waiting on jets to play some more... Link to comment https://www.classiczcars.com/forums/topic/43089-tuning-40-dcoe-weber-151-on-an-l24/?&page=15#findComment-606104 Share on other sites More sharing options...
September 17, 20204 yr comment_606110 135 main would be hinting at rich WOT. Try a 125 as a first step. Link to comment https://www.classiczcars.com/forums/topic/43089-tuning-40-dcoe-weber-151-on-an-l24/?&page=15#findComment-606110 Share on other sites More sharing options...
September 17, 20204 yr comment_606111 Reviving this thread as I'm a few years behind y'all... L28/e88 combo with bone stock, albeit fresh, internals.  DCOE 42. 135 Main 165 Air 55F2 idle F15 emulsion 45 Accelerator ? Choke (haven't measured them) 50mm slide in velocity stacks  Car starts and idles great, but I'm pig rich at WOT (10:1), looking good at idle and cruising idle (13.5:1), and wildly lean at tip in (18:1).  My guess is a previous owner went rich across the board to mask the lean tip in as much as possible. I'm trying to get the AFRs better step by step and my question is whether success has been had to bigger acceleration jets?  Leaning out my idle jet (F8 to F2) improved my driving idle, and accentuated my tip in lean spot.  Waiting on jets to play some more...What setup are you using to measure A/f ratio?Thx!Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Link to comment https://www.classiczcars.com/forums/topic/43089-tuning-40-dcoe-weber-151-on-an-l24/?&page=15#findComment-606111 Share on other sites More sharing options...
September 17, 20204 yr comment_606118 what does 'tip in' mean? Link to comment https://www.classiczcars.com/forums/topic/43089-tuning-40-dcoe-weber-151-on-an-l24/?&page=15#findComment-606118 Share on other sites More sharing options...
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