..the carb, left alone to be the slave of the piston-created vacuum, will only draw what air the piston demands..the amount of fuel drawn into that airstream is determined by the carb's jets...
..with the blown air induction, using forced air from the cooling fan, i am forcing air into the carb, and ultimately into the cylinder..
..as an addition to this, i removed a section of te exhaust muffler's baffle, in order to allow a bit more flow of air out of the cylinder..
..with the increased air flow and density (to a small extent) it was necessary to increase the carb's jet sizes, to introduce a greater amount of fuel into the mix...
..DON"T RUN LEAN!!!...
...overal performance has ben as good as I could ever expected..I have more horsepower, quicker take-off, flat land speeds increased, a bit better on the hills now, i can feel more throttle response during mid speed ranges..and i really do believe that i've pushed the speedometer as far as it will go...i can feel speed increasing at top end, but the speedo goes no further...gotta gps for accurate results, so i'm not quoting any speeds...