Rolling road near Herts/Bucks/Beds/NW London
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As above - can anyone recommend a rolling road able to fine-tune a Dellorto-fed, mildly-tweaked Elan? I'd like to eradicate the fluffing on pick-up in the midrange once and for all. Slow-running jets or pump jets seem the likely culprits but a rolling road would reveal what's really happening and how to fix it. The mild tweaking includes Sprint inlet valves, bigger-than-Sprint exhaust valves, gasflowed ports and Cosworth L2 cams. It goes extremely well apart from that stutter.
Thanks
john
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john
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I shall give him a call. Thanks very much.
John
John
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HI John
Some of your problem may not be solvable due to the l2 cams - their longer duration and increased overlap makes this sort of issue very hard to solve as the hole in the torque curve it creates leads to a range of transient mid range response problems.
regards
Rohan
Some of your problem may not be solvable due to the l2 cams - their longer duration and increased overlap makes this sort of issue very hard to solve as the hole in the torque curve it creates leads to a range of transient mid range response problems.
regards
Rohan
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If you are running L2s to the original spec, you will need your distributor modifying - new bob weights to change the advance curve. This could be your problem. I have L2s on 45DCOE webers (1760 ax block), big valve head and I get a clean acceleration curve from 1500 RPM with no flat spots or stutters. The carbs were jetted by Graham Hickman at Teme Valley Rqcing, near Hereford - bit of a drive from Bucks, but it was from Bristol too.
Nigel
Nigel
1970 S4SE/1760cc big valve/SA-AX block, L2s, 45DCOEs, 1978 Jensen GT, 1962 AH Sprite, Alfa-Romeo 159, 1966 Bristol Bus, 1947 AEC Regal bus.
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