Here, this shows how to post pictures you've uploaded to photobucket: https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f122...-guide-218973/

 

 

GOPR3905.mp4

 

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THIS ONE SHOULD BE A VIDEO OF THE FINISHED PRODUCT

 

Sounds real good! But that motor doesn't seem too happy at idle though!

 

Its not. I am not sure what the issue is either it was missing at higher RPMS, so i turned up the fuel regulator to 4psi and retuned the carb. Maybe i need new jets? I am considering getting a new weber since i got this one used and rebuilt it myself. Considering getting a Weber 38 as opposed to the 32/36 i have now.

 

Check out the weber tuning thread and follow the instructions on tuning, you will know for sure if you need larger jets.

 

Not to change the topic of the thread, but i figured i would do a bit of a follow up;
- I think the exhaust system is really nice, there wasn't much there before, but it's much quieter but still has some rumble to it.
- I think that i am getting a few more MPGs now. I can go over 240 miles on a fill-up, i never run it out of gas, and my gas gauge does not work. The Odometer could lead to some discrepancy, since that is what i base it off of.
- The rough idle is a problem that i am now going to have to address. i am thinking the carb is the culprit. I rebuilt it after i bought it used, and i assume it is quite old. i have decided to get a Weber 38 carb brand new. I have heard at the worst, i will still get the same MPGs as the stock carb, but with much more power and i feel like i have the appropriate mods to make it worth it. i could rebuild by 32/36 and re-jet it for about half of what a new 38 costs, but would it really solve the issue?