About the Guest: Barry Grant grew up in a Bronx housing project and had what he earnestly describes as a "less than ideal" childhood, which included spending time at a reform school. Grant's determination to overcome the initial struggles in his personal life and in his business ultimately paid huge dividends. Today, he operates Barry Grant, Inc., a conglomerate of four companies; BG Fuel Systems, Rush Filters, Demon Carburetors, and Nitrous Works from a sprawling 50,000 square-foot complex in Dahlonega, Ga., that houses 60 full-time employees. The facility features 16 CNC machines, a 2,000 horsepower dyno, a wet flow bench, and two full-time Cad-Cam Engineers.
www.barrygrant.com
About the Show:
Buying the right carburetor
4150 or 4500 style?
CFM?
Tracking Tuning take us through the steps
Jetting?
Squirters?
Power Valve? Blocking off?
Air Bleeds
Float level and other
Adjusting for track conditions and weather
Dyno Tuning take us through the steps
Consistency
Is a power valve more consistent?
How can we stop the car from changing et with the weather?
What about running lean?
Fixing common problems
Rough idle
Stumble
Surging
Missing
Carb Spacers open, 4-hole, specialty
Hood Scoops, cowls, air pans, etc how much clearance is needed over top of carb?
Misc. your thoughts
Cross Jetting
Primary / Secondary idle throttle blade position
Primary / Secondary wide open throttle blade position
Winterizing a carb
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