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  1. ChrisZ replied to Oregon260z's post in a topic in Electrical
    I also like to add, thet there is a inline resistor in the tach wiring, maybe that one is blown. My -73 also have the same kind of tach, it didn't work when i first got the car, i found out the wire was cut, when one PO installed a Pretronix, maybe it's worth a try to open up your harness to see if there is any bugs there. Chris
  2. Look at post #43 Relay at left has a black / white wire, this wire ends up on your starter, ohm it out and you will see. Chris
  3. ChrisZ replied to nomnomnom's post in a topic in Introductions
    And we can also help you get a inline six back in that car Chris
  4. Mike, one or two pics would have been enough, let's take the last one. You have the fuel pump harness, the relay at the bottom left is what is activated by your starter and altenator, that relay activates the relay at the buttom right, the one with green and black wires. If you take off the 4 wire plug fron the relay at the left and make a jumper and connect two of the wires (can't remember the colors) your fuel pump should run of the original harness, the black/white goes to your starter, if you find the wire gong to your altenator and leave that out, you should jump the two last, hope it makes sence. Chris
  5. Mike, one or two pics would have been enough, let's take the last one. You have the fuel pump harness, the relay at the bottom left is what is activated by your starter and altenator, that relay activates the relay at the buttom right, the one with green and black wires. If you take off the 4 wire plug fron the relay at the left and make a jumper and connect two of the wires (can't remember the colors) your fuel pump should run of the original harness, the black/white goes to your starter, if you find the wire gong to your altenator and leave that out, you should jump the two last, hope it makes sence. Chris
  6. ChrisZ replied to Mikez73's post in a topic in Carburetor Central
    Well if your jetting is good, i don't see it as a big problem, the hardest parts is to get that jetting correct, other than that it is just balancing and idle mixture, but you need to get your timing fixed first. Chris
  7. ChrisZ replied to Mikez73's post in a topic in Carburetor Central
    Mike, the mechanical fuel pump will do the job, so leave that fuse out for now. I think it's a good decision to rebuild those carbys, ordering from Matt / Eurocarbs, will make you sure to get genuene Dellorto / Weber parts, for Weber parts there is also fastroadcars. When you have those carbs on fresh and rebuild, do like this: http://www.classiczcars.com/forums/showpost.php?p=325940&postcount=35 Look in your inbox, ive send you a PM and no, i'm not trying to buy your car Chris
  8. Okay, let's continue here assuming that is the topic you are referring to. Chris
  9. Mike, i'm starting to be confused now, there is tree different topics you have started and they tend to get mixed up, atleast in my head. Please answer these questions. 1. Is the carbs spilling fuel while cranking ? 2. Have you opened the throttle adjustment screw a quarter of a turn on each carb.? 3. Is your electrical fuel pump running, when the car is ? Chris
  10. Can you post a photo of the relays, in passengers footwell. If your carbs are spilling fuel like that, you should adress that first, before even trying to get a spark, replace your needle valves and check your float hight. Chris
  11. ChrisZ replied to Gary in NJ's post in a topic in Carburetor Central
    It does sound just about right, what is your timing set at
  12. ChrisZ replied to Gary in NJ's post in a topic in Carburetor Central
    You are better of by getting your ignition in order first, what is your setting of the timing. Have you tried to lift one dome piston a ½ inch at idle, that will give you an idea of if you are running to lean or to rich, ill say you are only half way there by now. Chris
  13. ChrisZ replied to knapper's post in a topic in Help Me !!
    So did you buy it? may i ask for what reason you want to down grade you car with that solution. Chris
  14. Neither, i found this Chris
  15. Tell me how i know, just spend a shite load of time, chasing bugs, my fuel pump didn't work, it turned out to be the relay, ive read they are NLA, can anyone confirm that, i'm thinking about a solution that involves taking a mini relay and implant it inside the old relay, that is if i cant get a new. Chris
  16. ChrisZ replied to nismozx720's post in a topic in Interior
    Arne, look at his name, its a ZX720 Chris
  17. It is to activate your fuel pump while cranking, after that the altenator takes over, so the fuel pump will not run unless the engine does. Chris
  18. ChrisZ replied to d240zx2's post in a topic in Carburetor Central
    I agree about the two post above, no air horn's is a no go, you will need one inch clearance, from the mouth of the air horn to lid of filter, can't you just swap your filters and keep your base and lid. Some say you will loose up to 20% of power with no air horns, think about it. Here is a little reading http://www.profblairandassociates.com/pdfs/RET_Bellmouth_Sept.pdf Today i made a sample of a air horn, i think i got it just about right, i still need to mill the base and make 5 more, full radius, mouth is 50 mil, tapering in to 40 mil in the first 30 mil, total length is 60 mil. It's not that i want to brag about it, but i'm pretty dang pleased about the result. Chris
  19. Clever trick with that U clamp. Do you self a favor, go back and work your way up. Put the engine at TDC, confirm the rotor is pointing at cyl #1 and you have the correct firing order, check your coil to see if you got the right one, clean or replace your plugs. Loosen your linkage so each carb will be independen of each other, back off each idle adjustment screw, turn them down, just to they touch the arm and give each a quarter of a turn, set your idle mixture screws per Barbylou's specs., this should get you started and give you some kind of idle, sync your carbs, confirm your ignition, i'm running 15-16 degrees BTDC " 800 RPM, havent confirmed my total advance yet. Re sync your carbs, connect all linkage and check to see if your carbs still are syncronised, now you only need one idle screw to adjust your idle, the linkage will do the rest. Time to set your idle mixture. Chris
  20. ChrisZ replied to d240zx2's post in a topic in Carburetor Central
    Frank, I want to get this straight, are you not running horns / stacks, when you have your filter on ?, what size of filters do you have ? Chris
  21. What are you planning on, do you want to cut your excisting harness ?, if not, you will need plugs that will fit your excisting harness.
  22. Photo !!!
  23. ChrisZ replied to knapper's post in a topic in Help Me !!
    If you wan't to go with that solution, this might be interesting manifold on ebay Germany Chris
  24. ChrisZ replied to steve91tt's post in a topic in Interior
    I'm sure ther is. Chris
  25. Jan, how could you take that as a insult. MikeW, we all want a crack free dash, last crack free dash i put my eys on, got damaged in shipping, my dash gerryboy, go say hi here Chris

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