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Old 03-10-2019, 06:58 AM
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Hi, I have a ERA w/427 FE block stroker with 2- 4 barrels (4160 600 cfm) on a Ford motorsport manifold (C7ZX-9425-A). I recently had both carburetors professionally rebuilt and restored. I assume when they were done most of the parameters were roughly set to specs. However the carbs sit on the manifold slanted forward approximately 5 deg or about .750 from the rear to the tip of the front.That's the way the manifolds were casted. This tells me that the float level will be off. I started the engine let it warm up good and checked the fuel level. Just as I thought gas came poring out the level plugs on both carbs. So I lowered all 4 floats to a point gas just trickled out the bottom of the level sight holes. My question does this sound like the right way to go about the issue? I runs good ( can't take it out for a road test because of the weather) idle is even and I see no issues. Before I adjusted the floats I removed the carbs and the base gaskets were soaked in gas, that told me something is wrong. Any advice would be appreciated.
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PS Before all this when the engine was warm and shut down after a couple of hours gas would drip from both secondary throttle shafts. Now that issue is gone.
Thanks again....
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