Who can tell me what the factory jetting was for the 44IDF's fitted to the 124 Abarth Stradale?
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124 Abarth Stradale factory 44IDF Jetting
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Re: 124 Abarth Stradale factory 44IDF Jetting
44IDF 20 & 21
choke 36
main 145
air corr 210
emulsion tube F11
idle jet 55
pump jet 40
pump spillback valve 80 (in the bottom of the float chamber)
choke 36
main 145
air corr 210
emulsion tube F11
idle jet 55
pump jet 40
pump spillback valve 80 (in the bottom of the float chamber)
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Re: 124 Abarth Stradale factory 44IDF Jetting
Thats interesting that they ran 210 air correctors. On 45 DCOE's with a similar spec engine i run air correctors much smaller @ 180 with an Air/Fuel ratio of 12.5-13:1 from 4500-7000 rpm, my mains are 145 with 36mm chokes. Would the fact they are down draught affect top end jetting so much given they are similar size carbs?
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Re: 124 Abarth Stradale factory 44IDF Jetting
It would tend to, yes interesting point.
The IDF flow on its own is huge but the downdraft flow of the carb completely mismatches the horizontal flow of the runners on the waffle manifold and this measurably reduces the flow. Obvious really when you think about it, the air has to turn thru 90 deg. I have heard of IDF manifolds being altered to tilt the carbs - presumably for this reason.
Here are some test results from a 124 16v and of a US made IDF manifold on 40 and 44 IDF
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The IDF flow on its own is huge but the downdraft flow of the carb completely mismatches the horizontal flow of the runners on the waffle manifold and this measurably reduces the flow. Obvious really when you think about it, the air has to turn thru 90 deg. I have heard of IDF manifolds being altered to tilt the carbs - presumably for this reason.
Here are some test results from a 124 16v and of a US made IDF manifold on 40 and 44 IDF
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- IDF on test
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- DCOE on test
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- the loss with the DCOE is part due to a manifold mismatch but mainly due to the manifold actually being for 45 carbs, I didn't have a 45 to hand to test on the day
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- US made inlet manifold used for the 40 and 44 IDF tests above
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- this trace shows the route the air would like to take - but it can't - because the IDF is perpendicular to the mounting flange
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