34 ict webers with vac advance distributor

Discussion in 'Mech Tech' started by Beaver, Feb 12, 2014.

  1. Is it possible/ sensible to run this combination?

    If so where should the vac feed come from?

    It's a 1600 type 1 engine.

    Thanks very much :)
     
  2. Zed

    Zed Gradually getting grumpier

    Yes - from the vac port at the bottom, facing away from you to the left as you look in works for me. :thumbsup:
    Block same on other carb. It's the only port they have so can't go wrong.
     
  3. never fitted ICTs but have a look in the throat of the carb from below....if there's a tiny hole inline, or just below, the closed butterfly, this is for ported vacuum....presumably you'll want to have a balance pipe between the two and T off.....may be way off the mark, so only a best guess
     
  4. take his word for it....:D
     
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    Where the black pipes are attached now right at the bottom?
     
  6. Where the black pipes are attached now right at the bottom?

    Yep.
     
  7. Zed

    Zed Gradually getting grumpier

    Indeed but just one of them obviously. Leave other blocked up.
     
  8. Thanks very much everyone :)

    Much appreciated.
     
  9. If you have CB performance manifolds you can fit a balance pipe between the manifolds to help with balancing the carbs.
     
  10. Only empi manifolds I'm afraid
     
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    I drilled and taped my empi's you will need to if you have a brake servo
     
  12. You can fit a balance pipe with empi manifolds too! Just drill, tap and screw in some fuel barbs for the pipes (making sure that you angle them right so you can put the HT cables on the plugs or buy silicon bendy leads)

    Combination works well, better than a 009 but just make sure you get the carbs jetted right.
     
  13. No brake servo to worry about for me. Don't think they'd invented tgem yet wgen tgey made my bus.

    @Dr Ben do you know what jets I should be using. These carbs were pre-loved when I got then
     
  14. You're not quite right... the vac signal is either in-line or slightly above the butterfly... if it was below, then the vac signal would go to max when the throttle is closed...

    Holes below the butterfly are for the idle circuit!! :thumbsup:

    Balance pipes are always between manifolds and are never on the actual carb body :)
     
  15. Thanks Paul.

    So the outlets ive got with the black pipes on at the moment arw not what I need for the dizzy?
     
  16. Zed

    Zed Gradually getting grumpier

    No, they ARE for the dizzy.
     
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  17. No, they will be...

    The thing with carbs, is that the vac point on the outside, won't always line up with the hole on the inside :lol: They like to have funky routes and miniature galleries :)
     
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  18. Thanks chaps :)

    That's decided what I'm bolting on tomorrow night. :)
     
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  19. Zed

    Zed Gradually getting grumpier

    Check what you have first, a lot of peeps give up on these because of the totally useless (for our application) emulsions they come with.

    They come with F78 whatever you ask for. These have too many holes and in combo with the pump and idle, when you atempt to accelerate they flood the engine causing a kangerooing flat spot. Arse. Change for F6.
    57 idles
    Mains and airs debateable, the pumps will be ok.
    Mains/Airs some would say 135 and 165
    Some would say 145 and 170
    It's a black art particularly where the emulsions are concerned because these have a huge effect on all the rest.
    They are cheapish though so I'd suggest start small with mains and airs. Start it up, warm up then increase the revs gently. If it starts to pop when you get onto the mains, they're too small.
     
  20. Taa cheif.

    I've got a lot to learn about, where the noisy cupboard is concerned.
     

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