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nomad
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 Posted: Tue Oct 11, 2011 8:53 pm |
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Location: Auburndale, Florida
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I have in my possesion a pair of the green QFT 2 circuit blocks. I also own a pair of the red QFT 2 circuit 3 emulsion blocks. Soooooo.....I thought I'd pop out the mainwell plugs to see whats in there. Both blocks have identical mainwells which a #2 tapered reamer is too large.
The green block emulsions are .027, blank. .027, and blank. Anti-siphons are also .027. Mainwell exits are .160. I really thought that these blocks would be a little more special than just anodized green and a fourth emulsion.
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jmarkaudio
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Posted: Tue Oct 11, 2011 10:04 pm |
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But the green is cool, right? 
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ron
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Posted: Wed Oct 12, 2011 8:27 am |
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I have a set of green QF blocks that are about 3 years old and they measure, mainwell .182 no taper, cross exit is .160, eholes and anti siphon are .028, top to bottom are, open, blank, open, blank, came with a .043 IFR at top and a PVCR of .073.
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ajcasini
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Posted: Wed Oct 12, 2011 3:05 pm |
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I have seen this as well. The original blocks were the ones described above. They changed their design on the newer style. They are a little different than the red blocks however will not work on much more than a 750 carb. I have run the new style blocks on a couple 750's and they work very well. The combos are mile SBC running 11.90's and 11.60's. I drill the main wells for anything bigger than 750.
QFT Green Blocks
Main Well .164 - .187
Idle Well .096
Cross Channel .161
PVCR .073
Emulsion Blank-.028-Blank-.028
Kill Bleed .028
IFR .043
QFT Red Gas Blocks 34-4
Main Well .158-.180 Taper
Idle Well .096
Cross Channel .140
PVCR .055
Emulsion .025-.025-.025-.025
Kill Bleed .028
IFR .035
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Ken0069
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Posted: Wed Oct 12, 2011 4:03 pm |
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ajcasini wrote: I have seen this as well. The original blocks were the ones described above. They changed their design on the newer style. They are a little different than the red blocks however will not work on much more than a 750 carb. I have run the new style blocks on a couple 750's and they work very well. The combos are mile SBC running 11.90's and 11.60's. I drill the main wells for anything bigger than 750.
QFT Green Blocks
Main Well .164 - .187
Idle Well .096
Cross Channel .161
PVCR .073
Emulsion Blank-.028-Blank-.028
Kill Bleed .028
IFR .043
QFT Red Gas Blocks 34-4
Main Well .158-.180 Taper
Idle Well .096
Cross Channel .140
PVCR .055
Emulsion .025-.025-.025-.025
Kill Bleed .028
IFR .035 So are the green blocks suppose to be for E85 then?  I've got a set of their red blocks on an old style 8896 1050 Dominator but I can't remember the mapping for those.  _________________ Big Boyz Toyz! Necessity is the plea for every infringement of human freedom. It is the argument of tyrants; it is the creed of slaves.
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ajcasini
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Posted: Thu Oct 13, 2011 4:11 am |
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Yes the green blocks are QFT E85 calibrated metering blocks.
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F636
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Posted: Mon Jun 11, 2012 12:12 am |
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Location: Central Oregon
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I have the QFT green blocks and I just pulled the main plugs and I can't get a #2 taper in there. I reamed it for the #2 but it also came with .043 ifr,. 076 pvcr, .028,p,.028,p and these were purchased in may '12. The cross channel is at least .160
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