750 Brawler vs 650 AVS 2 at the track, right OOTB !

Why can it be too big?


Deep Roots explains it well:

Annular booster carburetor flow test

By being more of a restriction the Same volume of air has to move faster around and through it. The engine pulls more fuel.
Main air bleed, jetting, and pvcr’s need to be changed to accommodate that.

Evaluate the well designed Autolite carburetors that came with annular boosters. Pump shot is small, idle circuit pretty much just addresses idle, transition is almost non-existent as the booster starts early and does almost all of the metering. The rest is addressed with bleed air.
Why did it take a carb about 4 times the calculated optimal size too not function properly?
And carb twice the size of calculated optimal size made best power through out the rpm range on a turd of an engine? How does this go along with your arguments? Don't worry I don't expect you to come up with a valid explanation just more strawman argument.