Thanks for the advice Bud. Fortunately right now in Michigan, we are not
subject to emissions test. I think antiques were exempt when we were. I'll
keep this in mind should I ever have to pass emissions elsewhere.
- Hugh
> -----Original Message-----
> From: levilevi [mailto:levilevi@attbi.com]
> Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2002 2:28 AM
> To: Hugh Fader; '6pack'; 'triumphs'
> Cc: Nelson@BuckeyeTriumphs.org
> Subject: Re: Zenith Stromberg 175CD-2SE vs. 175CD-2SEV
>
>
> Hugh,
>
> If you don't need to get an emissions test then you can cap
> the ports for
> the float chambers or vent them. You might have a
> difficult time passing
> an emissions test with the ports not connected properly and
> without the
> hoses from the carbon cannister to the carbs connected. A
> friend was having
> problems getting his CO levels below the standard until we
> hooked everything
> up as it should be. The theory was that the needles were
> setup for the air
> drawn from the cannister and the cannister flow was affected
> by the draw
> from the ports. Don't know exactly what it was but he easily
> got the CO
> below the standards with all hoses connected (he had a three
> hole cannister
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