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Fuel level measurement (actual)
I am doing some layout analysis of the float pivot point, eTubes, actual float level and the carbs being tilted 10degrees for the big blocks. Setting the floats for 5.5-6.0 is the spec for the carb being level, but this has to change slightly when the carb is tilted.
I've read the threads in this forum, looking to see if anyone has done this before and not finding anything. Has someone already posted this info and I missed it? 2nd question: Does anyone have a measurement from a known point to the actual level of the fuel in the bowl when the float is set to spec? Don't want to go thru all the analysis of how deep the float sets in gasoline, etc. Thanks Paul |
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