carb problems

i've got a 3x2 set up on a sbc and the two end carbs flood on bumpy roads. what will fix the problem? yea i know block off the fuel to the end carbs " NOT"

 

Setting the floats for a lower fuel level would be my first step. Good luck, Frank

 

What he said,Lower the float level.
T.OUT

 

new needle & seats, lowered float , still piss's gas

 

What kind of carbs? If it's 97's or 94's you probably have too much fuel pressure. 2 pounds is the standard for 97's.

 

Perhaps you can experiment with that foam stuff,they put in lawnmowers,and stuff,to keep fuel from sloshing,with vibration? Sparky

 

It would be real nice to know what carbs we are discussing.

 

rochester 2g's

 

Floor it every so often to **** the excess gas from the float bowls?

 

Make sure your floats don't "sink" .... a float with a tiny leak will allow fuel into the float and it wii seek it's own level in the chamber .... to adjust measure from the airhorn to the bottom of the float ( with the airhorn INVERTED) ...I usually set a 'problem" 2G at about 1 10/32" or so ..... make sure the needle moves freeley in the seat with NO binding ( check DROP measurement too ... if it drops too far the float WILL hang up) ....

jersey Skip