1984 City Pro non-turbo carby question

[Craig_-_Sydney]

Does any one know the jet sizes for the non-turbo model. I completely stripped down and rebuilt the carby with new seals, gaskets the lot and I still have a big flat spot.

Also does anyone know how to get rid of the fuel starvation when going around fast right hand corners.

Thanks in advance.

[doggystyle]

get EFI

[Craig_-_Sydney]

Thanks doggystyle. I guess a useless response is better than none at all. ::)

[quote author=doggystyle link=board=GEN;num=1050590322;start=0#1 date=04/22/03 at 17:22:27]get EFI[/quote]

[QikLude]

yeah EFI is a good option.

Sorry other than that i have NO idea about the carby one

Jw

[Henry]

Craig, can't see that anyone would change the jets, more likely to be float level although no reason why that should be out unless someone has been playing with it. Have some info here. If you want to post an address I might be able to help you. Henry

[city_cabriolet]

Hi All,

I've been running my Cabriolet with standard engine (carby) for 4 yrs.

I give my car heaps, even been sideways round corners and have never experienced this "fuel starvation" you talk of.

Maybe it's something else (not sure how the fuel is sucked from the tank etc).

Cheers,
Luke.

[kenny]

hey

i have never had fuel starvation when going around corners as well, and i give my non-turbo city a flogging. and never had any problem with the fuel cutting out.
it might be the fuel bowl un the carby. it might be worth getting a another carby and see if thats the problem.

thanks kenny

[Craig_-_Sydney]

Thanks everyone for the replies.

I know this is a turbo forum but I was sure some of you guys would know something about the carbed version.

The deal is an ex motor mechanic owned the thing and from some of the work he had done on it I could see he should have been a butcher instead.

Henry, you can PM me or my email is now visible.

Thanks again.