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#601 |
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Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: Marionville, Ontario, Canada
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![]() Carb rebuild kits should arrive tomorrow...and the manifold MIGHT be ready. The welding shop said early in the week
![]() Meanwhile, I'm bored, so I made velocity stacks. ![]() Red ABS, because might as well stick with the theme.
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#602 |
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Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: Marionville, Ontario, Canada
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![]() It's alive again.
Still no exhaust, and that D-cam certainly doesn't seem terribly smooth during warmup. I'm not convinced my ignition is the best, so the lumpiness doesn't concern me currently. I'm getting a solid 50 psi oil pressure at 2000 rpm, which is great for an unknown engine ![]() The stacks were too long so I am making some shorter ones, and I have no idea how I'm going to manage that linkage...but I'm sure something will come to me soon. |
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#603 |
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Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: Marionville, Ontario, Canada
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![]() Short stacks done.
![]() Now I need to figure out that linkage...ugh. |
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#604 |
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Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: Marionville, Ontario, Canada
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![]() Everything is done!
...and one of the carbs is cracked at the fuel inlet. It's a banjo bolt setup, so it must have been over-tightened (by me...possibly) at some point. Some JB weld and thread sealant has me crossing my fingers currently. If it doesn't work I'll have to figure out a way to replace the rotten float mount on the third ZS CD175 I got from the B30 penta engine and swap everything over. There's no pictures, because I didn't want to let the fuel waterfall continue long enough for me to get my camera. |
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#605 |
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Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: Marionville, Ontario, Canada
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![]() Fuel leak solved with JB weld and thread sealer
![]() The D-cam is certainly lumpy, even after running long enough to warm up. I'm not totally sure that the engine is 100% healthy, or that the penta distributor I added vac advance and pertronix to isn't a problem...but the timing is rock solid at 10* at idle. It certainly revs up clean though, so if the snow melts a bit I may try to take it around the block and see what the air fuels are like with the 2AA needles. |
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#606 |
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Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: Marionville, Ontario, Canada
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![]() ![]() Ready to drive! ...in March, if winter is mild. :( Last edited by Broke4speed; 11-27-2020 at 03:21 PM.. |
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#607 |
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Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: Marionville, Ontario, Canada
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![]() Well, we're in lockdown until mid Jan here, but luckily I still get to go to work. While I'm off for the holidays I tackled the MSD ignition install, because carbs LOVE good spark. It's not for horsepower, it's for efficient cylinder kabooms, and the benefits are already clear.
Warning...swear words. I also added some 1/4 spacers to allow more room for the throttle cable quadrant, since it was hitting the manifold at rest. I'm going to add a piece to the throttle pedal arm where the cable connects, since I barely get full throttle travel when going WOT. That'll be for another day though, I have months to poke at it. |
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#608 |
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Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: Marionville, Ontario, Canada
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![]() Found a set of ZS carbs off a B20 on Ebay.ca for $230 CAD shipped...so I grabbed them
![]() [Edit]So, after doing a bit more research...they're actually off a B21/B23 from 1980+! They're not dual carbs, but instead two singles that someone is selling as a pair. This is even better, IMO ![]() Last edited by Broke4speed; 01-10-2021 at 07:36 PM.. |
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#609 |
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Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: Marionville, Ontario, Canada
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![]() Ebay carbs arrived...and it's good news all around
![]() ![]() They're two OG Canadian B21A carbs from 80-84. One was definitely refurbished and has some odd tweaks, and the other is just about as expected for an older carb. I'm considering making a set of hybrid, super-adjustable carbs out of them using the Penta versions I'm on now as donors. Swapping the adjustable jets into a set of bodies with an idle mixture/bleed screw...overrun diaphragms...spring-loaded needles...etc. It would be killer ![]() |
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#610 |
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Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: Marionville, Ontario, Canada
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![]() Got a dual-EGT setup from www.auberins.com since I've used their stuff before and I really like it. I'll be putting one in cyl 1 and cyl 4 to check the mixture balance between carb banks (1-2 and 3-4). Dual widebands would have been better but this was a LOT cheaper, and I really only care about syncing the carbs, not the AFR, since I have a wideband further downstream anyway. If I ever end up going back to fuel injection with a stock intake, it'll be interesting to see how much the cyls differ too.
![]() ![]() The best thing about Auber Instruments gauges is that they're configurable for virtually any automotive sensor, including wideband O2s. If I decide to remove the EGTs, I can monitor coolant temp, oil temp, oil pressure, fuel pressure, boost, etc etc etc ![]() |
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