RE: carb size

[Dave Mutchler <DMUTCHLER@xxxxxxxxxx>]

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Don Dulmage wrote:
> 
> 
> Assume 100% 
> You cqan use my method , Dons law . Double the cubes. 
> for the street go to the nearest below and for strip the nearest above, 
> For a 440  440 X 2 = 880 so a 850(or 870 Street Avenger would be good.)
> for strip a bit bigger wont hurt . 
> For a 400 we use a 800 for street an 850 for strip. 
> A 383 we use a 750/780 for street and a 750 780 with full mods (no choke 
> , top cut off etc ) for strip
> A 340 needs/360 needs a 700 although a 750 works well if vaccum 
> secondaries. 
> a 318 likes a 600 
> etcetc.
> If you use the other formumula the results when you match it will still 
> givethe same carb size.
> A 440 is almost impossible to overcarbeurate
> Don  
> Author of
> Return to Deutschland (True Adventure)
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> 
Thanks Don. I figured you would have some input for this. I punched in 
RPM when I figured it. You're results are real close to what I came up  
Thanks again,
Dave 

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