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Carbs and weather.

Started by CFMopar, October 15, 2005, 01:07:34 PM

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CFMopar

Since its getting cooler out I want to confirm.


When the air is cooler do u you richer or leaner? I figured richer cause the air is more dense so you need more fuel....

I know when its humid you can run leaner. What bout a dry heat?
Anyone want to confirm?
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Chryco Psycho

my experience shows thew opposite , cooler weather seems to condense the fuel more than the air so generally I find the idle mix needs to be leaner     

67_Dodge_Charger

Cooler air means more hp.   :icon_smile_cool:

Robert

Ghoste

CP, that is an interesting observation based on what one would think an engine wants.  What I mean is, a cold engine needs to be choked to get it running, mileage improves in the summer and so forth.
How much leaner do you typically find you have to go?

Chryco Psycho

1/4 turn of the mixture screws or less