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Yes, a second complete venturi at the point of lowest pressure in the big venturi.
On these carbs, it is built into the removable nozzle bar, replacing the slanted type used about 1952--early Y blocks. So far I haven't gathered much info on the later Ford E carbs...there are a lot of variants! |
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That's called an "annular discharge booster venturi", it was one of the big improvements compared to a 94.
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Ok, thanks a lot for your replies, I will try the 55 MJ asap"and let you know !
Thanks a lot again ;-) |
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Ok,
Here are the news One of the carbs have 47 jets but the other one have 57... ;-( Unofrtunately I do not have 57 jets but 55, I have tried, and big improvement! The engine rev instantly and I still have little struggle at high rpm... I now have ordered a O2 air fuel ratio controler, I will check with this gauge for better tuning, keep you posted |
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I have sets of #54, #55, and #57. No need of them, if you want them let me know.
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Yes please!
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