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Weber gurus
Do you need to disconnect the throttle linkage between the front and rear carbs before you can get the carbs to flow the same kg/h? When I first put the weber set on a few weeks ago I didn't have a problem and never messed with the interconnect linkage between the front and rear carbs and I had equal flow through all carbs but do to a head and intake gasket leak I had to pull everything off and start all over again
My 2 front carbs are flowing about 2.5kg/h while the rear carbs on both sides are flowing 7kg/h... Any ideas or help ? |
Yes disconect each carb from the others. Balance the flow between all the carbs then retighten the interconnect linkage. Check for side to side balance as throttle is opened.
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