- Tue Jul 16, 2019 10:39 am
#84122
I’ve never understood the idea that ‘A’ carburetter gives better performance than ‘B’ carburetter and even better than ‘C’ carburetter. Unless there is a mechanical fault I don’t see how one carburetter can give ‘better’ performance than another provided both are set-up correctly for the engine they are used with.
If the state of tune of one carburetter is correct and the state of tune of another carburetter is also correct then the engine performance will be the same. The engine doesn’t ‘see’ the shape, colour, or make of the carburetter. All it reacts to is the fuel mixture the carburetter supplies. If that’s correct then the engine performance will be the same, whatever make of carburetter.
One may be easier than another to tune but if both are tuned correctly then both will perform equally well.
If the state of tune of one carburetter is correct and the state of tune of another carburetter is also correct then the engine performance will be the same. The engine doesn’t ‘see’ the shape, colour, or make of the carburetter. All it reacts to is the fuel mixture the carburetter supplies. If that’s correct then the engine performance will be the same, whatever make of carburetter.
One may be easier than another to tune but if both are tuned correctly then both will perform equally well.