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> What size webers for stock 2.0 litre?, I searched, i swear i did.
james2
post Jun 29 2008, 06:42 PM
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So my 73 has a pinto carb on it. i got it cranked today, but i'm not interested in playing with the single two barrel, did that on VW.

I'm thinking a set of 44IDFs would be nice, other option would be to hunt down the orginal EFI.

I'm leaning towards the weber because i have experience with them.

I have a set of 48 DRLA's, but I think they will be too big.
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post Jun 29 2008, 08:26 PM
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what's more important than the stamping on the side of the carbs is the size of the main venturi. for a stockish 2.0, 40s with 28mm vents work nicely. 44s with vent size reduced to 32 work well and are more adaptable to larger engines. on my engine, doing the size up with values noted seems to have resulted in more top end.
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