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Re: smaller carb for H ?
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Posted by George Willer on March 08, 2004 at 07:28:09 from (208.252.179.26):
In Reply to: smaller carb for H ? posted by riverbend on March 08, 2004 at 06:23:29:
I know you're on the right track, but I haven't done with my H. I have, however adapted a B & S carb to a Cub to allow it to idle slower with a better mixture. Yes, the higher velocity through the smaller carburetor does work better. The governor connection would be the hard part. Can you run without the governor by using a cable throttle? The one I'm using has a 3/4" venturi. What people don't seem to understand... all carburetors combine fuel vapor with air in very nearly the same proportions. At high speeds, a Quadrajet could be used on a little lawnmower, but it would be difficult to start and idle. George Willer
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