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Six Pack on center carb only?

Does an untouched 6pack manifold have a specific cylinder or cylinders that consistently run leaner than the rest? If so, those are the ones to look at.
 
Maybe he needs three tiny little twinky-dink air cleaners, and a big-*** fan, lol.[/QUOTE]
Don't laugh. I watched a very good N/SS racer install small restrictive paper air filters. Adjusting ET by poking holes in them. He went on to win that day.
Doug
 
That run was just for grins and giggles and I've thrown the dyno sheet away, so there is no record left of the vacuum. I'd have to put a new room in the shop if I kept every dyno sheet.

The center carburetor is (and was on that dyno run) 350 cfm, and the outboards are 500 cfm, so 1350 cfm total. So then, this equates to about, what, a 960 cfm 4-bbl? I knew exactly once.

The conversion factor from 2BBL CFM to 4BBL CFM is 2BBL CFM / 1.414 = 4BBL CFM. The 1.414 comes from square root of 3 / square root 1.5

Controlling the vacuum source or limiting end carb(or all three) opening still seems like the safest, most consistant methods.
 
Does an untouched 6pack manifold have a specific cylinder or cylinders that consistently run leaner than the rest? If so, those are the ones to look at.
hughes website has a flow test on a 6pak manifold. this may help you a little.
 
the 1350cfm rating is at 3"hg. original rating on the carbs was 250 center, 390 ends at 1.5"hg. but 1030 doesn't market as good as 1350.
Ah yes, I didn't pay full attention to what vacuum you were rating the carburetors I guess then we didn't do too bad with 360 hp @ 250 cfm 4-bbl equivalent. Wonder what some tuning would have given us?
 
Ah yes, I didn't pay full attention to what vacuum you were rating the carburetors I guess then we didn't do too bad with 360 hp @ 250 cfm 4-bbl equivalent. Wonder what some tuning would have given us?
a WOT vacuum number and at what rpm would've been cool info. I bet it was well above 3"hg. VE was probably way down, but really surprised at 360hp. I always figured the center carb was crapped out 3000rpm.
 
I have the drawing at home Jim made for me on which cylinders go to which to which barrel. If I remember correctly they also split or share. I know Jim had egt's hooked up to get the jetting correct. Also I think the outboards were stagger jetted but the center carb wasn't,
 
older mopar 6bbl race jet specs:

center carb: #65 main jets, .052" PVCR (both sides; factory is staggered)

front carb: throttle side-.093" diaphragm side- .089"

rear carb: throttle side- .093" diaphragm side- .099"

front and rear idle feed restriction .070" ( I don't think i'd do this unless the manifold vacuum was very low. the factory idle feed/air bleed combination is biased a little heavy toward the rich side.)
 
older mopar 6bbl race jet specs:

center carb: #65 main jets, .052" PVCR (both sides; factory is staggered)

front carb: throttle side-.093" diaphragm side- .089"

rear carb: throttle side- .093" diaphragm side- .099"

front and rear idle feed restriction .070" ( I don't think i'd do this unless the manifold vacuum was very low. the factory idle feed/air bleed combination is biased a little heavy toward the rich side.)
Were there any distribution tabs added to booster/boosters? Seem to remember.....
 
didn't you old guys read your ma mopar race/tune-up bulletins back in the day? actually I believe the term "snivey" came from the distribution tabs on AFB clusters.
 
You know, ‘those’ little thingys.
A buddy of mine is always calling things 'thingys' and whenever he comes over, it's usually with an 'ish' after the time.....6ish. Ok-ish
 
didn't you old guys read your ma mopar race/tune-up bulletins back in the day? actually I believe the term "snivey" came from the distribution tabs on AFB clusters.
I must have missed that one somewhere along the line :D
 
didn't you old guys read your ma mopar race/tune-up bulletins back in the day? actually I believe the term "snivey" came from the distribution tabs on AFB clusters.
LOL, I love reading, even about 6-bbls that I never owned.
 
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