Russell Holland
Cadet
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- Jun 8, 2004
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I have a 1976 30ft pacemaker sf. It has twin 318 chryslers with carter BBD 2barrel carbs.Both engines are new.One engine will turn 4200 rpm and the other will only turn 3500rpm.Props are new.The engine turning 3500 also uses almost twice as much fuel.Both carbs have been rebuilt.I looked into both carbs running at 1500 to 2000rpm,and the one using the most gas seems to be pouring alot more gas than the other.It doesn't floodout or smoke, it runs good,just won't turn enough rpm's.If something was clogged,would this cause this extra fuel consumption.The good engine will start by itself the initial time. The other won't,you have to use starting fluid then it will start every other time during that day. Could the float be too low causing the no start problem and maybe allowing fuel pump to pump through carb bowl.Could a low float cause low fuel pressure and low rpms. Any ideas on this would be greatly appreciated.Any idea if a holley 500 2brl would fit on this manifold, this would add cfm's. thanks