My Econoline has a 200 CID engine from a Maverick. I bought a Weber carburetor and a Clifford adaptor for it, but the adaptor mounts the carb at 90 degrees to the stock carb mounting. That puts the float on the side. I have heard that mounting it that way will cause flooding when turning right and fuel starvation when turning left.
How bad a problem is this? I can make an adaptor to turn it back around, but it's a PITA. The only reason I'm considering it is that the throttle linkage will work better if I do. Is the float situation a real problem in driving on the street?
George in NJ.
How bad a problem is this? I can make an adaptor to turn it back around, but it's a PITA. The only reason I'm considering it is that the throttle linkage will work better if I do. Is the float situation a real problem in driving on the street?
George in NJ.