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ChadS
11-10-2004 07:23:07
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Re: farmall 400 carb in reply to FARMALL, 11-10-2004 06:36:06
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Depends on the application it is used on. Bigger cube engines,with higher rpms set by the governor. on stockers, 10%and lower rpms, they surge badly! (no load) I agree if you have one and not tuned to the engine, it may not help show gains in performance. Comes down to understanding the technology they came up with on this system. I have found them on the Modified engines, they work well, surged, but worked,, it would not find a steady rpm range to lay down and lug, it just kept on going up and down onthe rpms, at any range. On stockers, the engines responce time was too slow to respond with the governor's potential. kinda made it erratic a bit,, it would rev up, but nothing really inbetween the rpm ranges to benifit from them. For those who have figured them out, and customized them to work on their setups, then they can work out fine. But just bolting them on and go,, nope, dont work that way. Which is usually the problem with most aftermarket parts, even though, it bolts right on, still gotta tune it in, and understand how the governor works on them. How did you fix the surging problems? I have some laying around still,, never really tried to get them to run on a stocker as well as the stock governors which have been enhanced a bit,, Always thought the weights were too lite in the rockets,, and that is what mite cause the surging. ChadS
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