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Eddie914 |
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I have removed the Weber 40IDC 3A carbs for a rebuild.
They currently have 32mm venturies. Will larger venturies give more top end power? The engine is 2.7 from a '77 911. Internals (P/Cs, compression ratio, Cams) are unknown. Bursch Headers with megaphones (with removable baffles). The car is 90% track. Weighs less than 2100lbs. Thanks Eddie |
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Hey Eddie,
Put those 40/36's on that guys 2.8 last night and holy (IMG:style_emoticons/default/ohmy.gif) !!! Big difference on his car. Althoug he has 37mm ports, mod E cams and 9.5/ratio so his engine was just eating up the fuel last night. We of course had to "Test" drive the new carbs. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif) Anyway, the set we pulled off his car are 40/34's not 40/36's like I thought. Bummer, but if you want to try them out, I don't think he will care at all for a while. They are in pretty good shape and should be a bolt on and go sort of thing. Good enough to just fiddle around with. Up to you. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/boldblue.gif) |
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