Hello! This is my first post here, and I've spent the last few weeks dredging through the site archives to dig up Dellorto tuning info. I must say, this is quite the informative place! I wasn't an Alfa guy beforehand, but if I could find the right one, I think I'd see if I could sneak it into the garage without my SO seeing it. It would have to share space with the 1982 Rabbit I've got on a rotisserie though
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I have recently acquired a set of Dellorto DHLA 40 H carbs, with the 5 progression holes and fixed idle air bleed and have a quick question that I can't seem to search up the answer for. In both of the carb tuning books I have (Dellorto Superformance, and How to Tune Weber and Dellorto etc etc) they don't mention the 7772.11 emulsion tube. I'm curious to see where it fits in the grand scheme of lean to rich. I have a set of 7772.6s as backups (Alfa1750 on eBay, great seller!) but would prefer to stick to the specs on his page to start the tuning of my car (non-Alfa, but hey...gotta start somewhere!). I'd like to start acquiring e-tubes above and below my .11s...but I have no idea where they 'fit' on the scale
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Any help?
I have recently acquired a set of Dellorto DHLA 40 H carbs, with the 5 progression holes and fixed idle air bleed and have a quick question that I can't seem to search up the answer for. In both of the carb tuning books I have (Dellorto Superformance, and How to Tune Weber and Dellorto etc etc) they don't mention the 7772.11 emulsion tube. I'm curious to see where it fits in the grand scheme of lean to rich. I have a set of 7772.6s as backups (Alfa1750 on eBay, great seller!) but would prefer to stick to the specs on his page to start the tuning of my car (non-Alfa, but hey...gotta start somewhere!). I'd like to start acquiring e-tubes above and below my .11s...but I have no idea where they 'fit' on the scale
Any help?