Yes I do have a wide band O2 meter. It idles currently around 10.7 to 11.5 despite having the idle mixture set for max rpm using a digital tachometer. I know the Weber instructions say not to turn the idle speed screw more than 1.5 turns, but It idles so poorly and shakes pretty bad unless I turn up the idle speed, which is probably exposing the idle ports like you are saying. I have the 32/36 DGEV, I believe the primary throat is facing outside the engine bay towards the driver side fender. Currently I'm running a 65 main idle, 55 secondary idle, 45 main primary, 50 main secondary and everything else I left alone. Also I had to increase the float height and switch to an electric pump because it was running out of gas quickly running down the highway at 3500 rpm.


1987 Mitsubishi Montero
G54B 2.6
KM145 5 Speed
Weber 32/36