Quick Fuel Technology 34-66 / 34-111 Billet Secondary Metering Block Conversion Kit - Manual

Installation Instructions
34-66 / 34-111 Billet Secondary Metering Block Conversion Kit
Congratulations on purchasing a Quick Fuel Technology® billet secondary metering block conversion kit
to replace your original metering plate equipped carburetor .
Installation is fairly simple however there are a few special steps that need be taken to be certain the
installation goes smoothly.
1. Remove the secondary fuel bowl screws.
2. Carefully remove the secondary fuel bowl. This may be somewhat difficult if your original
gaskets have a a glue embedded coating. Although difficult with glue based gaskets, try not to
bend or distort the aluminum transfer tube located on the throttle lever side of the carburetor. Use
of a rubber or soft faced hammer may help loosen the bowl to aid removal.
3. With the fuel bowl removed, remove the secondary metering plate using a # 3 clutch head driver
to remove the six retaining screws. Note the number stamped in the middle of the plate.
4. After removing the metering plate, remove all remaining gasket material from the main body and
fuel bowl.
5. Using the cross reference provided find your plate number then cross it over to the appropriate jet
number.
6. Install the jets, fuel bowl and metering block gaskets.
7. Install a seal on each end of the fuel transfer tube provided. Install the nylon gaskets on the new
fuel bowl screws.
8. Insert the tube and seal into the primary fuel bowl.
9. With the secondary side of the carburetor upright, position the metering block so the alignment
pins fall into the recesses in the main body, then the metering block will fit flush to the main body.
10. Positioning the secondary fuel bowl to align with the transfer tube, slowly push the fuel bowl
down. Insert the new longer fuel bowl screws and nylon gaskets provided into the secondary fuel
bowl and metering block. Hand tighten the fuel bowl screws initially then tighten in a criss-cross
pattern with a 5/16” nut driver. The target torque specification is 35 inch pounds (approximately 3
foot pounds).
11. Inspect transfer tube for proper compression of the seals.
12. You are now ready to try out your new billet secondary metering block.
The emulsion holes, the three threaded holes in each of the serpentine slots do not have any restrictions
intentionally. The emulsion holes are pre-calibrated and drilled in to the bottom of the well. These pre-
calibrated emulsion holes are adequate for the majority of applications.
In the future should you wish to make the emulsion feature adjustable it is possible to do so by drilling the
bottom of all six wells to approximately .050” or 3/64”. Remove the main jets and power valve before
drilling. Be careful to only drill deep enough to break into the main well. After you have successfully
drilled all six holes (three per side), use a quality carburetor cleaner, spray in to the top angle channel
(booster discharge port) to dislodge any metal shavings from the drilling process, then use compressed air
blow out the main well again from the top (booster discharge port) down. The recommended starting point
is with all three emulsion holes being .028”.
Service and calibration parts can be ordered through your performance parts distributor or directly from
Quick Fuel Technology®, 129 Dishman Lane, Bowling Green, KY 42101,1-270-793-0900. Thank you
for purchasing this performance product from Quick Fuel Technology®.
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