Currently my carburater floats are adjusted to 10.5mm up top 20mm at bottom. my fuel pressure is about 2psi and for some reason my car still loads up on extened rough terrain. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
Full Version: Dual 44 Idf Float Level Ajustments.
EFI 
May need to extend the fuel bowl vent up if it's not already.
What size needle & seat are you using?? Is it a gross jet?
QUOTE(chifford81 @ May 8 2006, 07:18 AM)
Currently my carburater floats are adjusted to 10.5mm up top 20mm at bottom. my fuel pressure is about 2psi and for some reason my car still loads up on extened rough terrain. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
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I fought this for 20yrs with my VW. I came to the conclusion it can't be fixed. I tried everything people told me, with no success. Fast Freddies in Santa Ana seems to know the most about Webers, but everything they suggested didn't seem to help much. The problem is worse with 48IDAs, that's why I went to 44's, which was better, but still loaded up on the rough stuff. The only true fix is EFI.
I gave up and went with a Subaru with EFI. sweet.
QUOTE(glamislvr3 @ May 8 2006, 07:31 AM)
EFI
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The only way to fix it.
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