In a message dated 97-04-30 10:47:53 EDT, lars.johnsen@lili.uib.no (Lars G.
Johnsen) writes:
<< I wanted to
measure the air flow, so I simply used a piece of chocolate bar wrapping
(Ryder or Rider?) I had in my pockets. By putting the wrapping over the
carb inlets I could measure how much each carb was able to suck the
paper into it, and used that as a reading of air flow. >>
The classic method is ,of course, to use a length of fuel line. One end next
to the ear the other end held at 90 degrees across the air inlet until a
whistle is produced. Air flow is equal when the pitch of the sound is the
same on each carb.
Bob Paul
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