For a while, Mark's articles were not online, but I found them again. He really knows his stuff as far as Webers are concerned. The jetting, tuning and transition info is applicable to you Dellorto fans as well.
He doesn't take any carb work any more, but this information is priceless as far as I'm concerned. Between Mark and John Connelly at aircooled.net they've got it all covered.
Cheers
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Thanks Danny.
Great find, Danny! I thought (once upon a time) someone had loaded his carb articles here in the Resources section? Mark really knew his stuff and was a whiz at cleaning and setting up IDF's and Del's. It's really too bad he doesn't do it any more.
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Uh, later update.
Brother Nuckels posted the main tuning article. Danny's link also has some other articles about tearing the carbs down for cleaning, setting floats, etc., with 8x10 glossy photos - with circles, arrows, and a paragraph on the back of each one.
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And all the articles are available on the web. For free. For those of us that reside in the cheap seats.
@Sacto Mitch posted:Danny's link also has some other articles about tearing the carbs down for cleaning, setting floats, etc., with 8x10 glossy photos - with circles, arrows, and a paragraph on the back of each one.
... explaining what the circles and the arrows meant.
The Arlo Guthrie reference was not lost on me, and brought a smile to my face this morning.
You can have anything you want, at Alice's Restaurant (except for Alice).
Explaining what each one was; to be used as evidence against us.
Proud member of the Group "W" bench!
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I guess it won't be long and we'll be needing to explain any reference to 8x10 glossy photos.
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"just waitin' for it to come around again" 
such a great tune
